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SATURDAY FEATURES INSIDE lianrl|patpr ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 B Social and Seniors news /Page 5 Whats ■ Religion update /Page 6 News

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Moffett seeks Ybur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1.990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Weicker slot HARTFORD (AP) — Democrat Toby Moffett, who lost a bid for the 5th District congressional seat this year, is Churches hurt doing some volunteer work for Gov.-elect Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and may be interested in a post in Weicker’s administration, ac­ by slowdown cording to a published report. Moffett, who lost to Weicker in 1982 when Weicker sought a third U.S. Senate term as a in collections Republican, said he has not been offered anything by Weicker, who was elected governor on thing,” Trench said. “Certainly By RICK SANTOS Nov. 6 running as an independ­ Manchester Herald we’re not in a crisis. A greater con­ ent. cern for me is [that] charities in MANCHESTER — One sign of general are doing worse.” the area’s poor economic climate is Also, the $10,900 deficit docs not State deficit that several local churches say their reflect the month of October or the collections have begun to suffer, and high fund-raising months of Novem­ By MELISSA B. ROBINSON remains $562m several others say they believe ber and December. But Trench docs Herald Washington Bureau HARTFORD (AP) — The similar shortfalls may be on the not expect the shortfall to be O’Neill administration on Friday way. recovered this year. WASHINGTON — Two Connec­ affirmed its previous budget “Traditionally, churches do well Asked if it can be attributed to the ticut lawmakers this week joined the deficit estimate of $562 million in times of recession and depres­ economy, he said, ‘The honest growing chorus of congressional for the current yeai' and blamed sion,” said the Rev. William C. answer is I don’t know.” In a small Democrats who have urged the Bush sagging sales and corporate tax Trench, the pastor of North United church, fund raising can be affected administration to use restraint in the receipts, as well as soaring costs Methodist Church on Parker Suect.. greatly by such variables as a few Persian Gulf. for welfare. But Trench said that tradition is members moving out of town, he Sen. Christopher Dodd, speaking “Could it get worse? It sure being bucked during this economic said. at a news conference in his Capitol can,” said Anthony V. Milano, slump. The effects of the shortfall. Hill office, charged that the ad­ budget chief for retiring Gov. The church faced a budget Trench said, will most likely be low ministration is “hellbent” on going William A. O’Neill, adding that shortfall of almost $10,000 at the salary increases for paid employees to war in the Gulf. He said the he is not optimistic about a end of September, but the pastor and extra fund-raising efforts. economic sanctions imposed against strong holiday shopping season. said the deficit would be covered by Things are also not going well at Iraq are working and should be The estimate was virtually un­ given more time. surpluses from the past two years. the Trinity Covenant Church, ac­ changed from one issued two Income from pledges to the church cording to Chris Phillips, the office “I see no rationale, no reason at weeks ago when the administra­ tlirough September was more than manager. this juncture, why we should be en­ tion presented the tentative $81,000, and the church’s expenses The primary problem, Phillips gaging in a military conflict in 1991-92 budget to Gov.-elect exceeded $91,000. Kuwait,” said Dodd, a Democrat Lowell P. Weicker Jr. The total “I don’t think it’s a dire type of Please see CHURCHES, page 8. f and member of the Senate Foreign includes a $157 million deficit 4 Relations Committee. rolled over from the 1989-90 -If, The senator criticized U.S. budget year. -f, ■ .. diplomatic pressure to win United Nations Security Council passage of AD-olescents a resolution authorizing the u.se of State gets 1,500 kids aged 8-15 were asked to identify force in the Gulf as “doing our the key influences on a recent purchase they had made damndest to guarantee us the right highway grant to go to war as soon as possible. HARTFORD (AP) — Federal TV Commercials They’re hellbent, it seems, on going transportation officials an­ to w;u, and they’re shopping around nounced Friday Connecticut has A peer owned the product 41% for a justification.” been awarded a $100 million Rep. Barbara Kcnnelly, D- grant to consuuct a 2.4 mile sec­ A peer suggested buying it Hartford, a member of the House tion of 1-291 over the Connec­ Permanent Select Committee on In­ ticut River between Windsor and A parent suggested buying it Tha Associatad Prass telligence, wrote to Bush this week, South Windsor and replace the HOW MANY LIVES? — President Bush gestures with his urging him and Secretary of State Bissell Bridge. A sibling suggested buying it fists while talking Friday about the potential toll of human James Baker to “use the same encr- The project is part of a plan to lives in a Gulf war. connect 1-91 and 1-84 in north- Magazine advertisements Plea.se see DODD, page 8. central Connecticut. State Transportation Commis­ Radio advertisements sioner J. William Bums said the NEA GRAPHICS grant would cover 90 percent of Bush sending tlie projects cost. The state will TV commercials or ownership by a friend are the two major influences on Ellis cover the rest. purchases made by kids between the ages of 8 and 15. Magazines, sugges­ Bums said construction would tions by brothers or sisters and radio advertising have far less influence. begin in the spring or early sum­ Baker to Iraq mer of 1991, with completion charges expected by 1994 or 1995. He said he is optimistic the federal By TOM RAUM “It isn’t a trip of concession,” Department of Transportation The Associated Press Bush asserted, even though it GOP asserts reverses the administration’s pre­ slander will approve funding for the vious opposition to sending emis­ final three-mile section of the WASHINGTON — President 1-291 connector next year. Bush announced Friday that saries to Iraq. “1 don’t think there class improper Secretary of State James A. Baker has ever been a question tliat tlie By ALEX GIRELLI III will go to Iraq in a last-ditch is going to blink,” he Manchester Herald Lancaster diplomatic peace effort, but said said. By JACQUELINE BENNETT course, which is split into two parts he’s ready to wage war “with There was no immediate word MANCHESTER — A retraction hospitalized Manchester Herald — practical political action and enough power to get tlie job done” from Baghdad on the development. is being demanded from Mayor LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. community service — require that if the mission fails. But the Iraqi Ambassador to Theunis Werkhoven by a lawyer (AP) — Actor Burt Lancaster, COVENTRY — Coventry High students actively participate, he ‘There will not be any murky France, Abdul Razzack al representing developers of the Rib­ the star of more than 60 movies, School’s hislory department added. Its purpose, Coon said, is to ending,” declared Bush, amied Hashimi, called Bush’s announce­ bon Mill for comments Werkhoven was rushed to a hospital Friday defended itself Thursday against at­ orient students to political values, with a new U.N. resolution ment “a very important step made at a meeting of the Housing and was in serious condition, of­ tacks from Republican members of skills and knowledge. authorizing force, in a stem warn­ toward peace.” Authority of Manchester Wednesday ficials said. the Board of Education who accused In order to graduate, students arc ing to Saddam Hussein. In an interview with BBC radio, about the developers. Lancaster, 77, was taken by the department of inappropriately required in their senior year to His diplomatic initiative was tlie Iraqi official said, “We hope it Neil Ellis, president of First ambulance to the emergency promoting partisan politics in the donate at least 10 hours to a com­ quickly welcomed by members of is going to achieve what we arc all Hartford Realty Corp., said Friday a room of Los Alamitos Medical munity service, which can be with a Center, nursing supervisor Lindy 1 classroom. Congress, including critics of his striving for, negotiations instead of letter demanding the retraction is GOP members have charged that political party, pressure groups or an buildup policy, and by an Iraqi of­ beating tlie drums of war. And this being sent to Werkhoven by Attor­ Beck said. students in the departm ent’s individual candidate, he noted. ficial. is really, 1 consider it very good ney Bruce Stanger of West Hartford “He is listed in serious condi­ “modem problems” course were re­ Pbr example, a student could set In addition to sending Baker to news.” on behalf of First Hartford and tion. We have not yet diagnosed quired to actively support the town up a mock election or invite a can­ meet with Saddam, Bush said he Bush hailed Tliursday’s United Parker Street Corp. a specific problem,” Beck said. budget tliat was opposed by the didate to speak in class, Coon said. has invited Iraqi Foreign Minister Nations Security Council vote Werkhoven left Friday morning Lancaster was visiting a Republican Town Committee. Several candidates were invited to Tariq Aziz for a mid-December authorizing force and setting a for Houston, Texas, to attend the friend when he was stricketi. “Education for citizenship is what class, including U.S. Rep. Sam Ged- White House meeting on the Per­ deadline of Jan. 15 for Iraq’s National League of Cities 190th Beck said. jenson, before elections, teacher schools are for,” history department sian Gulf crisis. troops to leave Kuwait. Congress, along with Director “He will be admitted to the in­ chaimian George Coon said during a Richard Pellcgrine said. He said tlie two-part diplomatic “I remain hopeful that we can Stephen Cassano. T’he conference tensive care unit,” she said. meeting at the high school. “Do you know what it means for overture was an attempt to present achieve a peaceful solution to this runs until Dec. 5. “We produce good citizens,” a student to invite someone of na­ the U.S. case directly to Iraq’s crisis. But if force is required, we The letter says statements made 9 Coon added, noting that three board tional recognition to our school and leader. “1 hope what it docs is and the other 26 countries who by Werkhoven at the meeting were members -— chairman Patrick have him come?,” Pcllegrine said. demonstrate tliat we arc prepared have troops in tlie area will have slanderous. Inside Today, Flaherty, Pamella Sewell and Wendy Pcllegrinc said that after guest to go face-to-face and tell him how enough [xiwer to get tlie job done,” Werkhoven, who opposed a plan McMahon — arc Coventry High speakers had finished the floor was committed we arc to the United he said. under which the authority would graduates. opened up to student questions, Nations resolutions” insisting Iraqi T’he president added tliat any issue bonds to refinance conversion The jx)int of the modem problems which promoted critical thinking troops leave occupied Kuwait. such battle “will not be another of the Ribbon Mill in Manchester, Bubble Gum _____ course, which was established in and interest. Bush, announcing the decision Vietnam. This will not be a said at the meeting tliat “the private Classified______Some questions were especially in a statement from the White protracted, drawn-out war. ... 1 developer has a poor reputation in Com ics______1963, is to educate students alwut Focus______Democracy and Constitutional insightful such as one from a student House briefing room at the open­ pledge to you tlierc will not be any the three towns [of Manchester, Ver­ who asked candidates what Lottery______government, Coon said. ing of a news conference, said murky ending.” non and Norwich], with delinquent Manchester Has lt_ Without an understanding of our newspapers supported them and Baker’s mission would be at a Bush said he would continue to and back payments in some of the Obituaries______9 government, we arc “crippled,” he why, he said. “mutually convenient time” be­ towns.” Opinion ______said. tween Dec. 15 :uid Jan. 15. Plea.se .sec BUSH, page 8. People______Religion______Methods used in the civics Please see POLITICS, page 8. Please .see SLANDER, page 8. Senior Citizens Sports______S o cial______Television______Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Weather 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1, 1990 Family program FOCUS alternative Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott funding OK’d Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. ■ Madonna was excused from appearing Friday By JACQUELINE BENNETT the plan saying that the town can not in court, where a neighbor is suing to force the enter­ Manchester Herald afford the risk of having to support tainer to trim her trees and hedges. any new programs. Superior Court Judge Sally Disco said a deposition COVENTRY - The Board of “We just went through this big Woman wants to Madonna gave earlier could be used instead of tes­ Crohn’s disease Education voted along party lines budget [crisis] and cut programs,” timony after her lawyers said she had received Thursday to approve the superinten­ said Constance Lalhrop. various threats. They did not elaborate. dent’s request to investigate alterna­ GOP member Wendy McMahon end family feud Donald Robinson, Madonna’s neighbor in the Hol­ may need surgery tive funding for a new family said it is misleading to ask for out­ lywood Hills, said she violated a written agreement program. side funding for a new program DEAR ABBY: I have a sister-in-law who is very per­ to keep her hedges and trees trimmed so they DEAR DR. GOTT: I have Crohn’s disease and have Democrats approved the program, when a similar program is already in sistent. (Our husbands are brothers.) One day she called wouldn’t interfere with the view from Robinson’s place. Rick Santos/Manchastar Harald and said, “Let’s get together,” so we made a date for the had an ileostomy. My doctor has advised drinking all the called Families in Training, 4-3 multimillion-dollar mansion. “We have a program we want to following week. She was to come to my house for lunch. water I can, and I feel the six quarts a day I consume has during the meeting at Coventry High LEAF ME ALONE — The sidewalk in front of 95 Brookfield Crews will continue to collect leaves until the first snowfall He said she planted more trees and totally School. expand so we put a new name on it Street is congested Thursday afternoon by the presence of The day before she was to come over, I called and told obscured his view of the city. prevented me from getting kidney disease. What do you or all routes have been completed. Residents in the first think? “We have an opportunity,” said lo gel funding,” she said. “1 don’t her I wasn’t up to having her over, and couldn’t we make “My intention was to protect my property value, many plastic garbage bags filled with leaves. Most of the two collection routes may purchase biodegradable paper it another time? She became very angry and said, “I DEAR READER: Crohn’s disease, a chronic inflam­ Democrat Judy Halvorson, the think that’s right to fool my view and to enjoy my home,” said Robinson, a board’s vice chairwoman. “We have townspeople or Aetna,” McMahon bags, which had been left for pick-up earlier in the week, leaf bags from the Highway Division, Sanitation Division, or planned on coming over tomorrow, and I’m not changing real estate broker. mation of the bowel, causes persistent diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain and weight loss that are sometimes im­ to decide if we think our community said. were passed by because the trash collection company Collector of Revenue. The paper bagged leaves will be my plans.” I told her I wasn’t in the mood for company, “I’m .seeking damages for the loss of value to my possible to control with medicines; surgery may be could benefit.” John MacLean, director of pupil limits the amount of bags of leaves it will take. For resi­ but she shouted, ‘Too bad. I’m coming anyway!” Then home,” he said. He estimated that loss at $1 million. collected on your regularly scheduled refuse and recycling she hung up on me! necessary to remove portions of infect^ intestine. Peter Palermino, a planning and staff support services said the dents who do not want to bag their leaves, beginning on collection day by a separate collection vehicle. This collec­ Madonna’s lawyer, Meghan Serwin, said the star analyst for the sUte Department of existing program focuses more on Abby, I couldn’t believe she would actually come to has complied with the agreement and claims Robin­ Under these circumstances, fecal material has to be Monday the town’s Highway Division will return to the six tion will remain in effect until Dec. 21. my home after that conversation, but the next day at collected in a bag worn on the abdomen. Such an ileos­ Hiunan Resources, said the program identifying special needs children, son allowed his guests to peer through the hedges to is for parents and children up to while Families in Training would be leaf collection routes for a second vacuum collection. noon, she drove to my house and rang my doorbell! I spy on her. tomy is a nuisance, but it prevents the serious consequen­ honestly didn’t want any company, so I didn’t go to the ces, including intestinal blockage, of Crohn’s disease. three years old. It is designed to be open to all families. an early intervention program that Malinowski said the program door. She started to shout, “1 know you’re in there be­ ■ Actor Lorenzo Lamas of television’s “Falcon I^tients must maintain a high fluid intake after this cause 1 saw your car in the garage, and 1 am not leaving, surgery to prevent constipation, so your doctor was cor­ will enhance parenting and family should be a priority and since fund­ Crest” was punched in the face when he tried to management, I^lcrmino said. ing is available, the town should so you had better let me in!” break up a fight at a movie theater, authorities said. rect in urging you to drink plenty of fluids. However, 1 tried to ignore her, but she kept ringing the doorbell, adequate fluid intake will not necessarily prevent kidney The program, for which some take advantage of it. Disagreement over Iraq nuclear Lamas, 32, sustained a small cut on his forehead in state funding is available, is similar Republican Pamela Sewell argued then she started pounding on my front door. She even die Thursday night scuffle at the Cineplex Odeon in disease. Really, this is a separate issue. Six quarts a day Ths Asaoctatvd P rau seems, to me, to be more th ^ you or anybody else needs. to one already in place but focuses that the board already approved a that I believe is clearly wrong,” the senator said. went to my back door and started pounding, but 1 suburban Universal City, said Los Angeles County By DONNA CASSATA Democrats questioned whether the administra­ wouldn’t budge. sheriff’s Deputy Roger Horn. EXCUSED — Madonna was excused from However, you should heed your doctor’s advice about on parents wiA children from two to new, extended-day kindergarten tion’s assessment was based on recent polls that Gary Milhollin, director of the Wisconsin five years old. program at Malinowski’s sugges­ The Associated Press Finally, she went back to her car and kept laying on Lamas and his wife, actress Kathleen Kinmont, appearing Friday in a Los Angeles court this issue. showed the American people would support the Project on Nuclear Arms Control, told the com­ Families in Training is a volun­ tion. Although that program is being her horn! The neighbors must have thought she was were watching a movie at the theater when two men where a neighbor is suing to force her to WASHINGTON — Atomic experts clashed use of military force in the Persian Gulf to destroy mittee that there is no “short-term risk of an Iraqi crazy. Anyway, after about 45 minutes of trying to get DEAR DR. GOTT: Will you please explain the teer program where parents arc funded by a state grant this year, sitting in front of them began fighting, Horn said. Friday over whether Iraq possesses a nuclear Iraq’s nuclear weapons program. nuclear weapon.” trim her trees and hedges. symptoms of prolonged use of Calan twice daily for matched with a parent educator. It next year the town will fool the bill. “The administration should be ashamed of itself me to open my door, she gave up and left. Lamas tried to break up the fight, but the men turned device as Democrats accu.scd the Bush administra­ Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tcnn., said during hear­ Well, it’s b^n almost a year now, and she and her hus­ on him. blood pressure? I’ve been taking it for over a year now, includes home visits, a play group “The bottom line is money,” ings on Thursday that the administration’s for misleading the public about the Iraqi bomb,” “Anybody want to call David Letterman?” she Sewell said. tion of overstating the immediate threat. band are not speaking to me or my husband. The rest of Lamas was taken to St. Joseph Medical Cemer in and I am concerned. and monthly meetings where parents pronouncements on Iraq’s nuclear potential arc Milhollin said. yelled to die few customers in the bar late Tuesday DEAR READER: Calan (verapamil) is a calcium- can talk about problems. In other business, the board voted “The overwhelming impression that was given the family said 1 probably should have opened the door. I Burbank, where he was treated and released, Horn “clearly misleading, overstating.” Dr. William Graham, a former presidential afternoon. channel blocker used for treating hypertension, angina School Superintendent Michael to continue participating in the Ver­ by these statements is of an Iraq that is of im­ disagree. She shouldn’t have come over in the first place. said. “Crying wolf is especially dangerous in the area science adviser to Bush and Ronald Reagan and There were a few guITaws, but she convinced a and irregularities of heartbeat. It is considered to be an Malinowski said he would seek sup­ non Regional Adult Education minent nuclear danger lo us almost immediately,” And when I refused to answer the door, she should have Horn said he didn’t know what started the fight, of nuclear proliferation,” said Gore, who has been director of JAYCOR, a high technology firm, parly of four to drive the mile to the border, where effective and safe prescription medication. port for the program, which could Program, which is an alternative said Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio. “I think they’re just left like any normal person would have done. adding that the men, who apparently were friends, mentioned as a possible presidential candidate in stopped short of saying Iraq already has a nuclear Jerry Vohler called Letterman from a Canadian cus­ Nonetheless, the manufacturer warns against using it cost nearly $50,000 from private program for high school drop-outs. overblown.” Her husband is blaming my hu.sband. I’ve tried telling were both booked for investigation of battery and Three nuclear experts debated Iraq’s nuclear 1992. device. everyone that it’s between her and me, and my husband toms office ju.st before the show’s taping ended. in the presence of severe liver disease, certain neurologi­ corporations. About $8,000 of the $12,000 each released on $250 bail. weapons program during Senate Amicd Services Bush answered Gore during a news conference “It’s difficult for me to sec why a crude, non- Hansen said she thought the call was a iokc at first, cal disorders and kidney malfunction. Also, patients may But board Republicans opjxised program is reimbursed by the stale. had nothing to do with it. Lamas is 'he son of the late actor Fernando Lamas Friday, saying the senator might not be concerned del ivcrable nuclear device in six months should but she could hear the audience laughing and had experience constipation, dizziness, headache, nausea, Committee hearings that came one week after I’d like to patch this up, Abby. Please help me. and acucss Arlene Dahl. He portrayed Lance Cum- President Bush raised the nuclear specter in a visit about it, “but I am not going to err on the side of define the boundary of the soonest or the best ef­ FED UP IN MAINE seen the show enough times to know that it would be fatigue and fluid retention. son, the playboy heir to a winery empire on the with U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf on underestimation.” fort the Iraqis could mount,” Graham said. DEAR FED UP: Your sister-in-law appears to be a like Lettemian to arrange such a stunt. Because Calan has been available for only a few years, long-running CBS-TV series “Falcon Crest.” Thanksgiving Day. Gore responded to Bush’s criticism later in the Leonard Spcctor, a senior associate at the Car­ very troubled woman; her behavior is not rational. For The show was broadcast early Wednesday morn­ no one knows its potential, long-term consequences. In School lunch Bush told the troops Iraq is further along in its day, saying he believes “we should be extremely negie Endowment for International Peace, said the sake of family unity, break the silence and extend the ing. my experience, no significant complications have ■ Four bar pauons in International Falls, Minn. — concerned with Iraq’s nuclear program. That is that although Iraq’s work on nuclear weapon is a olive branch. C il her and say, “No one is benefiting developed in patients using Calan for extended periods. nuclear weapons program than previously thought a Canadian border city — helped David Letterman not to say that we should automatically assume serious threat, war is not the answer. from this estrangement, so let’s let bygones be bygones. ■ Musicians Waylon Jennings, his wife Jessi Further, symptoms — such as constipation and fatigue and this past Wednesday, the White House said make a recent episode of his -based •that Iraq now has nuclear weapons.” “I do not believe that Iraq’s nuclear potential How about lunch?” Colter, Charlie Daniels and Rodney Crowell will — are usually inconsequential. I believe you can safely Bush had received intelligence briefings that led television show international. hike approved him to conclude Iraq had a nuclear capability “that “The statements earlier this week by spokesmen should necessarily push us into war,” Spcctor add some life to the displays and memorabilia at the continue Calan under your doctor’s supervision. Want your phone to ring? Get Abby’s booklet, “How Letterman. host of NBC-TV’s “Late Night With Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum during the could come lo fruition within months.” for the president left an impression with the public said. David Letterman,” called die Outpost bar to find To give you more information, I am sending you a free to Be Popular” — for people of all ages. To order, send u holidays. copy of my Health Report “Consumer Tips on By JACQUELINE BENNETT Superintendent Michael long, business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus cheek someone to make the short drive over the border into Crowell is to read “The Polar Express,” a Malinow.ski said that even with the Canada and call him at his studio. He gave bartender Medicines.” Other readers who would like a copy should Manchester Herald or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to; Dear children’s Christmas story by Chris Van Allsburg, for send $1.25 with their names and addresses to P.O. Box increases the lunch program was the Laurie Han.sen the number and hung up. museum visitors Dec. 7. Abby, Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention COVENTRY - Facing skyrocket­ best deal in town because it is nuui- DeConcini actions called wrong 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) the title. ing insurance costs and less govern­ tionally balanced and cheap. Richards said that so far the lunch senator to attempt lo “inllucnce, lo ment commodity give-aways, Jean By LARRY MARGASAK in finding serious problems at Lin­ home mortgage loan program. program has paid for itself, but will change the outcome” of an examina­ Patriarca was questioned toy Sen. Richards, the director of food ser­ The Associated Press coln. tion that was highly critical of Keat­ Warren Rudman, R-N.H., one of six vices for the school system asked require a subsidy from the board to Pairiarca’s two days of testimony make it through next year. ing’s Lincoln Savings and Loan. backed the assertion of his ex-boss, Ethics Committee members who the Board of Education this week WASHINGTON — A U.S. thrift “My personal view is Senator fomicr Federal Home Loan Bank for a hike in the cost of school Richards said insurance costs regulator testified Friday that Sen. will judge whether the five senators lunches. went from $20,000 this year to Dennis DcConcini broke the bounds DcConcini did that,” he said. “It’s Board Chairman Edwin J. Gray, that improperly intervened for Keating. not clear to me that any of the others Keating and associates donated RECORD 'The board later voted unanimous­ $43,000 for next year. Because of of propriety — but four other DeConcini took the lead in trying to did.” $1.3 million to the campaigns and ly to approve the increases, which the steep rise in insurance costs, senators did not — when they inter­ negotiate a deal on Keating’s behalf. political causes of the five senators. will take effect after the Christmas Richards said she is considering as­ vened on behalf of savings and loan The regulator was referring to the DeConcini denied that he sought The committee has held nine days of vacation. Elementary school lunches king some employees to drop their owner Charles H. Keating Jr. senators’ conduct at an April 9, a waiver for Lincoln of a rule hearings in an effort to determine will go up by 25 cents from $1.15 to coverage in exchange for an in­ Regulator Michael Patriarca, ad­ 1987 meeting with four San Francis­ Obituaries About Town prohibiting risky investments, in whether the money influenced the Cinema $1.40, while high school and middle crease in salary. dressing the Senate Ethics Commit­ co based regulators — including return for the thrift establishing a intervention. school lunches will go from $1.25 to However, she said she was not tee, drew the line between the be­ Pauiarca — who were responsible $1.50. Staff lunches will go up 50 sure if the plan would be accepted havior of DcConcini, D-/Vriz. and for the Lincoln investigation. Exhibit at museum UNICO raffle winners EAST HARTFORD Clifford S. Stephens, 84, of 26 Llynwood Drive, Bol­ Buster's Pub & Cinsma — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat Sun 7:30, 9:30. cents to $2.25. by the employees. four colleagues: John McCain, R- Patriarca also said he would fault ton, died Wednesday (Nov. 21, 1990) at Manchester On Sunday from 3-5 p.m., the Connecticut Stale The UNICO car raffle was held at the Army & Navy Showcass Cinsma 1-10 — Dances With Wolves (PG-13) Sat noon, Ariz.; Donald W. Riegle Jr., D- the senators generally, because they JUST IN TIME FOR 330 . 7:10, 10:30; Sun 1.4:30, 8; — Three Men and a Little Lady (PG) Sat Memorial Hospital after being suicken at home. Museum of Natural History in the Wilbur Cross Building Club, Manchester on Sunday, November 25, with a 12:35, 2:55, 5:10, 7:35, 10, 12:10; Sun 12:35, 2:55, 5:10, 735 10 — I I Micli.; John Glenn, D-Ohio and “appeared lo have made up their Stephens was the husband of the late Sarah (Whitney) at the University of Connecticut will hold a preview, capacity crowd attending. The winning ticket #086 was Child's Play 2 (R) Sat 12:20, 2:10, 4:20, 7:20, 9:15, 11:30; Sun 12:20, 2:10 Alan Cranston, D-Calif. minds in advance” that Keating was Stephens. He was bom June 17, 1906 in Knighton, open to the public, of its 16Ui traveling exhibit: “Sound pulled by Town Director, “Dutch” Fogarty. The winner 430, 7:20, 9:15. — Predator 2 (R) Sat noon. 12:55, 2:15, 3:15, 4 30 5-25 Patriarca .said it was wrong for a right and the regulators were wrong CHRISTMAS 705. 7:55, 9:50 10:15. 11:50, 12:20; Sun noon. 12:55, 2:15, 3:15,’ 43o! Society will cut Powis, Wales, Great Britain and had been a resident of Connections; Finding Your Place in the Long Island of the 1991 Lincoln Town car was won by Barry Bot- 535, 705, 7:50, 9 35, 10:10. — Jacob's Ladder (H) Sat 12:05, 2 25 4 40 Bolton for the past 48 years. Sound Ecosystem.” “Sound Connections” will be on ex­ ticcllo of Manchester, who was present at the drawing. 7, 9:25, 11:40; Sun 12:05, 2:26, 4:40, 7, 9 35. — Ghost (PG-13) S a t’l2 1o’ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ GEL NAILS ~ For long, strong, beautiful hibit in the museum from Sunday, December 2 through Music was furnished by Dubaldo Brothers. Manchester 2:40, 5:15, 7:50, 1030; Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, 9:45. — Misery (R) Sai A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, 12:45, 3, 5:20, 7:45, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 12:45, 3, 530, 7:45, 10 05 — ★ nails. Dec. 8, at the United Methodist Church of Bolton, 1041 Monday, December 31, during regular hours: Mon., Chapter of UNICO National will donate all proceeds Rocky V (PG-13) Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40, 11:55; Sun 12:15, 2:30, 140 area jobs ★ Boston 'Fumpike. Burial in Wales will be private and at Thurs., Fri., Sal. from 12-4 p.m. and Sun. from 1-4 p.m.; from the raffle to benefit the scholarship fund, mental 4 50, 7:15, 9:40. — Home Alone (PG) Sat 12:25, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9.50, 12:05; HOLIDAY SALE SUN GLITZ ~ Lightened and brightened the convenience of the family. There are no calling free admission. For infonnation, call 486-4460. health and other charities which UNICO supports. Sun 12:25, 2;45, 5, 735, 9:50. HtVRTFORD (AP) — Society for The restructuring will take place ★ in three stages over the next 13 Tuesday, December 4 hours. Savings said Friday it will sell about ★ hair with non amonia pigments (no bleach). months under a plan approved by Memorial contributions may be made to the United Christmas party in Coventry Concert in South Windsor MANCHESTER $1.6 billion worth of assets in a ★ # Unique Jewelry The Coventry Senior Citizens will hold a ChrisUnas UA Theaters East — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sal 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, restructuring that will result in a $52 the parent company’s board of EAR PIERCING ~ Registered nurse on Methodist Church of Bolton, 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bol­ The South Windsor Cultural Arts Commission an­ 9:20, 11:30; Sun 2:10, 4'30, 7:10, 9:20. — Marked lor Death Sal and Sun ★ 1 Stuffed Animals ton, Conn. 06043. The Watkins Funeral Home. 142 East parly for paid-up members on December 19, 1 p.m. at the nounces the fifth concert of its 1990-1991 Sunday Con­ 4:15, 9:25. — P resum r^ Innocent (R) Sat and Sun 2. 4:30, 7, 9:35. — The million loss for the year and the directors. Thursday nights. Witches (PG) Sat 230 . 7:20, 1130; Sun 2:20, 7:20. — The Rocky Horror elimination of 140 jobs. First, the bank will sell a “sig­ ★ • Decorations Center St., Manchester has care of arrangements. Legends, Tyler Square, Willimantic. Reservations should cert series. Pianist Luiz De Moura Castro, head of the Picture Show (R) Sal midnight. be made with Doris LeDoyt, Treasurer, 742-7265 by piano department at Hartt School of Music, will appear at Society for Savings Bancorp Inc., nificant portion” of its securities ★ • G ift Items December 12 as there is a limit of 60 scalings. Wood Memorial Library, 783 Main St., Soulli Windsor the bank’s parent company, said the portfolio and selected loans ULTIMATE 1 Lottery on Sunday, December 2. The concert begins at 2 p.m. bank needs to jettison about $130 portfolios of performing assets. New director of music and is sponsored by the Savings Bank of Rockville. Ad­ million in non-performing commer­ Then it will sell about $130 million ; THE PENNY SAVER i Allan B. conway will be installed as Organ!si/Choir mission and the leccpiion which follows arc free and M anchester Herald cial real estate loans and other assets worth of non-performing commer­ ★ (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) ★ 311 Green Rd., Manchester Here ate Friday’s lottery results from around New Director of Concordia Lutlicran Church on Sunday, open to the public. For information, call 289-5959. to reduce expenses and remain com­ cial real estate loans and real cs',ate if 46 Purnell Place if England; petitive as New England’s economy the bank itself owns. Connecticut December 2 at the 10:30 service. Receptions for Mr. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 as a weekly. ^ i^ Hours: 10am-5pm Monday-Saturday ^ 643-2103 deteriorates. Daily Lottery: 2-1-9. Play 4; 1-6-1-9. Lotto: Conway, his wife, Linda and children will be held after Holiday festival ’90 Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. The bank will also increase its W eelH y ' ^ Closed Monday, Dec. 3 to prepare for sale. ^ 5-14-20-23-28-31. botli the 8 and 10:30 services in tlic church hall. The The Holiday Festival sponsored by the Coventry Town Gift Certificates Available. ‘fC public is invited to the services and receptions. reserve fund to $103.5 million, up Massachusetts Council will held on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at the Town USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 54 Health Th Hall at 6:30 p.m. The evening will include caroling at the from the $49.5 million as of Sept. Daily Lottery; 6-3-3-6. Mass Millions: CAMI support group meets 30. 13-14-15-18-25-46. The bonus number was: 29. Christmas tree, lighting of the Christmas tree, instrumen- Acting Publisher The Allitmce for the Mcnuilly 111 of Manchester will Uil music played by the CovenUy High School Brass JEANNE G. FROMERTH “The steps ... reflect a careful as­ Northern New England sessment of the prevailing industry Gilson Farm Greenhouses has.. 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m 'till in '\ l I' I'DSI Weddings Open Forum •V3 Tashjian’s Lewis-Leclerc Linett-Slover 4 '/'. Michelle A. Leclerc, daughter of puzzling Cheryl N. Slovcr, daughter of Soldiers welcome Mr. and Mrs. Norniand E. Leclerc 7 Sr. of 69 Jensen St., and Keith A. Gail P.T. Slovcr of 20 E.squirc V v Lewis, son of Mrs. Marie Lewis of Drive, and Dr. William P. Slovcr of gifts, prayers defeat 189 F. Homestead St., were married Glastonbury, and Peter Linelt, son - » of Dccna Linctl of Montclair, N.J., Sept. 14 at St. Bridget’s Church. To the Editor: Jl/ The Rev. Jo.seph Donnelly of­ and David Linelt of Summit, N.J., My husband and 1 would like to thank all the dear By BOB CONRAD ficiated at the Nuptial Mass. The were married Aug. 26 at The Old Do you need to make people who have shown such kindness to this family and bride was given in marriage by her Suite Hou.se in Hartford. other families in Manchester who have loved ones in the The biggc.sl, hard-for-.somc to figure father. Deborah A. Leclerc, sister of Barbara Beniacki, justice of tlie Armed Forces in Saudi Arabia. upset in the stale election last month was the bride, was maid of honor. peace, officiated at the civil your BRIDAL SERVICE It is impossible to name all those who are saying spe­ IMi Julia Tashjian’s defeat in seeking a third Bridesmaids were Barbra Carlisle, ceremony. The bride was given in cial prayers for our son, Daren, and for the other hus­ \ u i term as Secretary of the Sstalc. Karen Lewis, Lynn Lewis, Sandy marriage by her father. Marcn bands, wives, sons and daughters who are over there Her loss was the least expected in an Leclerc, Monica Leclerc and Shan­ Linelt, sister of the groom, was maid known? An ad this size assortment of individual contests that of honor. Colby Sanders, cousin of serving our country. non Lewis. Very special thanks go to the men and women of were the product of the first year without Marc Lewis, brother of the the bride, was flower girl. (2X2) to run Saturday in Manchester Post Office who have packed, individual a party lever on voting machines. If noth­ groom, was best man. Ushers were Jon Linelt, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Lt. Greg Christmas parcels for as many names we could give ing else, it showed that Connecticut Robert Leclerc, Kenneth Lewis, W; Slover and David Slovcr, brothers of them. This has touched our hearts and we feel sad tliat voters can bang out any tunc they want Joseph Houser and Norniand the bride. the Social Section is many have been left out as we do not know who they are. on the ballot keys without that now- Leclerc Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis After a reception at Avon Old Other special thanks go to Mrs. Tarbox and her kinder­ abandoned crutch. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Farms Inn, the couple went on a garten children at the Keeney School — Daren receives Theories abound as to how the Tash- Mountain Inn, they went on a wed­ employed as a waitress at Ellington only... jian defeat happened. Suggesting one is a wedding trip to Mount Desert Is­ their letters and drawings and it has become a source of ding trip to the Pocono Mountains in Pizza. game anyone can play. The real answer land, Maine. They arc making their great happiness to him. Pennsylvania. They are making their The bridegroom is a graduate of 4 ^ ' is probably a combination of several home in Los Angeles, Calif. We have always known that the people of Manchester home in Manchester. Manchester High School and is such ideas. The bride is a graduate of Glas­ are among the most caring and kindest and this very spe­ The bride is a graduate of employed as a stock clerk at Stop & Here arc a few I’ve heard; tonbury High School and Yale cial attention being paid to us and our son will never be (hopziLUC^ Reveme. Manchester High School and is Shop in Wethersfield. forgotten. Thank you each and every one of you and our *Shc is a Democrat, c.specially one of University. She is currently studying best wishes for a happy holiday season and a peaceful them, meaning she was linked to the at the University of California at new year. troubled William O’Neill administration Stevenson-Harrower Los Angeles for an inlcmalional Mr. and Mrs. Peter LInett niK Courtland and Mary Sears and was one of the last holdovers from Lisa Marie narrower, daughter of master’s degree in business ad­ 2 Carter Street West the Bailey era. (If anyone at the State Maryjane Harrower of 49 Barry ministration. Yale University and is currently a Manchester Community act is needed Capitol says out loud that it was a bad Road, and James Robert Stevenson, The bridegroom is a graduate of free-lance .screenwriter. year to be a Democrat, your cars aren’t son of Herbert and Lynn Stevenson Democrats and every gag writer in jobs extended by several months. playing tricks if you hear a voice coming of 46 Kennedy Road, were married Blood bank America (OK, and quite a few In New York City, a married couple from Mrs. Tashjian’s first-floor comer Sept. 22 at TTie Barney House in Mounuiin Inn, the couple went on a newspaper columnists) had a field day took it upon themselves to support the office re.sponding with, “ycali, tell me Farmington. Bidwell-Addabbo wedding uip to Cape Cod. They are when George Bush plopped down his arts. At die same time some artists are about it.”) Mr. and Mrs. Webster Cobb, jus­ Louisa Addabbo, daughter of Mr. making their home in Manchester. thanks SARAH ■•■She was done in by her own people, The bride is a graduate of “ 1,(XX) points of light” in the middle of a OVERSTREET yelling “censorship” because legislators tices of the peace, officiated. The and Mrs. Pasquale Addabbo of 18 To the Editor: presidential debate, alone and unaccom­ have demanded accountability for including staffers she had given jobs in bride was given in marriage by her Marshal! Road, and David B. Bid- Manchester High School, The Thanksgiving Day Road Race Blood Bank Com­ her department, by the way they per­ Manchester Community College and i O panied by any proposal or game plan. government-underwritten art they con­ brother, Robert Harrower. Jennifer well, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bid- 1” mittee wishes to thank all those who donated blood at the Now ironically, a lot of Democrats arc sider obscene. National Public Radio formed — or didn’t pcrfomi. Miner and Lisa Wabble were maids well of 21 Steep Hollow Lane, were Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ i DD recent Red Cross Drive at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. applauding a $287 million bill that brmgs us the story of a New York couple *She “ran away,” as one Democrat of honor. Stefanie Harrower was married Oct. 27 at Soulh United sity. She is employed by the Savings [; S - The community’s support enabled us to achieve a new would plug in the 1,(X)0 lights the Presi­ numbered among the top art collectors in told me, from the party association in her bridesmaid and Sarah Brown, flower Methodist Church. Bank of Manchester. 13 Weeks for $358.80 L >, m record of 148 units of blood. We arc also indebted to the campaign, stressing mostly a vote for The bridegroom is a graduate of li H o dent envisioned, and a lot of Republicans The shift from government to the the world. For years they have privately girl. many volunteers who assisted in this record-breaking arc pooh-poohing it. Amid the most supported artists, buying art with the 5A, her spot on the ballot. Andy Georgiades was best man. The Rev. Shepard S. Johnson and Manchester High School and Tech­ I o GO event, and particularly to the Reverend Drew Smith for private sector, in places where it can hap­ *She had her own strategy for a cam­ nical Careers Institute of Windsor. recent budget melee, Congress passed pen, is something that will have to be husband’s salary as a postal clerk and Ushers were David Stevenson, and the Rev. Kyle W. McGaw of­ (Only $27.60 per week!!!) z -< providing the superb facilities at his church. the National and Community Service living modestly off the wife’s salary as a paign and did not want to hear from Randy Brown. Jared Stevenson was ficiated. The bride was given in He is employed at Line Electric of Charles E. Jacobson, Jr., MD done gradually so as to leave the “safety party leaders or coordinate with other un- Glastonbury. H H Act, a measure enacted to encourage na­ net” in place while new underpinnings librarian. ringbcarcr. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson marriage by her father. Beverly I Chairman tional and community volunteer service A recent 10-year study by the Milton After a reception at The Barney Plouffe was maid of honor. Pamela For further information ^ m X are built by the private sector. But the dcrticket candidates. She spent too much m among Americans. fact that it will take a long time is no Eisenhower Foundation has concluded lime in “safe” company with friendly House in Farmington, the couple She is employed at Connecticut Ncron was matron of honor and I o Some people (including the “points of reason not to start now. Here are a few that we’ll need $10 billion to fight a Democrats. She had sufficient funding, went on a wedding uip to Hawaii. Business & Indusu-y Association. Carolyn Giroux was flower girl. I: .. 3 : "D A pox on light” yucksters) have had anotlicr field examples of what I’m talking about: crisis among inner-city youth. I suspect but shunned the use of television com­ They arc making their home in The bridegroom is a graduate of Rob Neron was best man. Ushers call the Manchester Herald DO day over this, wondering why, with a were Kenneth Craig, Steven Bidwell they’re right. But looking at the success mercials. Manchester. East Catholic High School and : o O Thanksgiving crushing deficit, we’re spending money The region of the country where I live of programs like Big Brothers, Big Those theories aren’t original with me. The bride is a graduate of East Ccnual Connecticut Suite College. and Michael Bidwell, and Jason at -n we don’t absolutely have to spend. But is greatly dependent on tourism. For Sisters and the stories of successful I’ve heard them in recent days from Catholic High School and He is employed by die Travelers In­ Field was ringbearer. , 5 m To the Editor: the deficit seems to be precisely the years, we suffered a great rise in un­ entrepreneurs who have agreed to pay for Democrats who have been in politics a Manchester Community College. surance Co. After a reception at Vito’s Birch ^ O' reason to do it, so we can shift some of the college educations of entire CO We were all very thankful on Thanksgiving Day, for employment after each tourist season. long time. One said, for example, that m CO all of our blessings. My grandchildren, Sarah and Ryan the burden from taxpayers to the 1,000 Then a few years ago, local business classrooms of children, we see a power­ lawyers and people representing corpora­ 643-2711 Pemberton not only got a wonderful turkey dinner — but well-lit folks President Bush failed to il­ owners began studying the problem. ful blueprint of how the private sector tions voted against Mrs. Tashjian be­ 0 ) O luminate in the debate. While 1 suspect they were sorely tempted can work mighty change and foot the they chso reeewed a big, surprise — they both broke out cause of frustrating experiences they Birthdays Ask for Tricia or Lesley G z with chicken pox! My daughter Lynn, just telephoned to to a.sk us taxpayers for money to combat bill, too. The only problem is that Uiere have had in trying to deal with her office. > tell me that Ryan, age 9, has changed the name of his dis­ Anytime there’s talk of shifting sup­ the situation, they didn’t. They began a are too few Big Brothers, Big Sisters and ; m port from government to the private sec­ They look out their anger on her. 1“ ease to turkey pox ... I thought that this indeed is news drive to copy a plan implemented by people who want to give futures to un­ I would add, however, that as long as CO fit to print — and perhaps bring a smile or two, in these tor ilicrc’s a frightened cry, as if over­ another beleaguered city that turned it­ derprivileged kids. It’s time there were Kravontka-Griffin 5 night the rug will be pulled from under I’ve been around the Capitol, and that’s stressful times. self into a Christmas-shopping gold more. It will be a double birthday grandchildren. The other great­ DO > viuil programs and we’ll simply walk twenty-five years. I’ve heard similar H Evelyn (Barracliffe) Tomaszewski mine. Our copycat “Festival of Light,” If it doesn’t turn into just one more complaints. celebration on Dec. 2 when John A. grandchild is Nichole’s sister, Having trouble reaching DO 16 South Rd. away and hope someone picks up the which is being financed by local busi­ bureaucratic mish-mash of government Kravontka of 10 Oliver Road, and Amanda Rose, 2. They are the slack. Unfortunately, this fear and lack of There’s no doubt that 1990 was a bad > Bolton nesses, is expected to draw hundreds of cronies with overpriced office furnish­ his great-granddaughter, Nichole A, daughters of Jayne and Timothy *u constructive vision among legislators thousands of tourists to the area. ings, the National and Community Ser­ year for Democrats. Mrs. Tashjian was Griffin, celebrate their mutual Griffin of Hamlin Sheet. one of the insiders who was punished for Senior Citizens have kept us from moving in that direc­ Employees of seasonal attractions par­ vice Act could be just what electrician birihdale. They will be feted at a D Landers tion. ticipating in the festival have had their ordered. what the public saw as shared resfxtn- joint family birthday party. (li sibilily for the state’s many problems. As Kravontka will be 77 and Nichole a visible target, she became the first will be 1. 5 knew best Democratic candidate for secretary of the Kravontka has three children and stale in 36 years to trail the underlickel. Jon A. Kravontka To the Editor: War brings out the worst and Nichole A. Griffin five grandchildren and two great­ Mrs. David Bidwell > That wasn’t easy, considering the poor The Manchester Housing Authority boasts an un­ showing by Bruce Morrison, the party’s blemished, citizen-oriented and humanitarian record. Ac­ the victor suffers equally with the van­ nominee for governor. cordingly, anyone who has followed the Richard A United Mctliodisi publication is en­ quished. Yet there is no way of putting an Schwolsky affair, and the politically motivated attempt to couraging its readers to demand a con­ In other times. Democratic candidates end to it. So what is one to do? Nothing, discredit Mr. Schwolsky by issuing a Board of Directors gressional investigation into a report that for secretary of llie state have led the en­ except to see that one is well prepared reprimand, should stand up and applaud Director Ellen U.S. troops killed innocent civilians GEORGE tire ticket. Ella Grasso did it in 1962 and during last year’s invasion of Panama. for the next war.” SENIOR CITIZENS Bums Landers. 1966. Gloria Schaffer did it in 1970 and PLAGENZ Milne compared this come-what-may This cool-headed lady and her inherent common sense The United Methodist Reporter, a na­ 1974. tional weekly newspaper, is comparing attitude with regard to war to a mother certainly showed tlirough during a recent meeting to dis­ who sees her children playing catch with Mrs. Tashjian notes that Democrats in cuss a reprimand of Schwolsky. Director Landers stated, die incident to tlie My Lai massacre of the cities, the traditional centers of Soulh Vietnamese civilians in 1968. a live bomb. Instead of snatching it and rightfully so that “tlie board of directors is facing a away, she says to them, “Wouldn’t it be Democratic strength, left her by the Seniors invited to big Christmas bash in your marketing area? lot of challenges now; I don’t know why we should be Former U.S. Senator Donald W. thou.sands this year compared with the many peace-lovers come to support war nicer if you played witli your ball? But Pin Bowling, “Holiday Lancs,” 9:30 spending so much time on this, I don’t think we should Stewart of Alabama, a United Methodist support they gave her in 1986. In canned goods drive on behalf of the planned for Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. In­ layman, returned recently from a trip to only because “they see no alternative. just go on playing with that while By JOE DIMINICO MACC to be distributed to the less dividuals attending will have a tour a.m.; Bingo, 10 a.m.; Exercise Announce your senior citizen be telling the Housing Authority how to conduct busi­ tries to find your ball for you.” Bridgeport, die count was down by 7,(X)0 ness.” Panama. He said “eyewitness after They view war as a problem so large and votes, in Hartford she dropped 4 ,^ 0 and Activities specialist fortunate this Christmas. If you wish of the Center, view a video of the “Clco,” 11 a.m.; Setback, 12:30 complex as to be incapable of resolution. That, Milne pointed out, is not how Director Landers further stated that “removal from an eyewimess” there told him that “we mur­ in New Haven nearly 4,(X)0 fewer voted to help, please bring all goods to the Senior Center, have a prcscnuition p.m.; Exercise “Celeste,” 2 p.m. One can only accept it, they feel, as people behave in their private lives. Scores: services in the Manchester elected Board is only justified because of inefficiency or dered innocent civilians, buried them in Greetings. Seniors are invited to Center. on the programs at the Center, and though it were part of the nature ol “When a man sees poison in a glass for her this time. In Stamford, where the Tue, Nov. 6; Bowling — Cliff misconduct, not for expressing one’s opinion... Mr. body bags in unmarked graves” and tried attend our Annual Christmas Party Please make note of the following meet the staff. Individuals receiving things. They resign themselves to being that was supposed to contain a tonic,” Democratic candidate for attorney Coffin 543; Harvey Duplin 205; Schwolsky has a right to free speech.” to cover up the affair. An outraged on Dec. 20. Mary Ann Lawler, our trip schedule: a gold card will receive a com­ Herald! swept along to whatever end chance or said Milne, “he throws it away im­ general led everything in sight, Mrs. Max Smolc 507; Hardy Thompson Director Ellen Bums Landers should be commended Slcwart said he was showed photographs fine chef, will be preparing chicken Dec. 5: “Festival of Trees,” plementary lunch ticket. fate decrees.” mediately. He doesn’t roll it around his Tashjian had nearly 3,000 fewer voles 210, 518; Ed Adams 213, 204, 597; for her sense of fair play, and her common-sense grasp of documenting die killings. cordon bleu with rice pilaf. After Wadsworth Alheneum, $2 sign up in Don’t forget next Thursday after Stewart’s report, the paper says in an A.A. Milne, author of the Winnie-die- tongue meditatively and wonder how he than she got there in 1986. lunch. Kasha Breau will be here to lunch, Mary Morse “The Music Mike Pierro 229, 533. Belly An ad this size: this “tempest in a teapot.” could improve the taste.” The beneficiary of all this was Pauline office. Edward J. Wilson editorial, “raises the specter” diat what Pooh stories, said much the same thing in perfomi on the Harp. Dec. 11: Christmas Wonderland Squeezer” will be here to entertain Lamoureux 464; Rita Rankl 189, War is poison, said Milne, “not (as Kezer, the fomicr state legislator from 164 Pearl St. allegedly happened in Panama was done his book “Peace Widi Honour.” In addition, the Center will be Trip, $29, seats still available, you. 453; Carol Toconis 176,467; many think) a bad-tasting, extremely un­ Plainville who was the successful Manchester “widi die knowledge of U.S. military and “We arc agreed,” Milne wrote, “that having a grab bag gift exchange. In­ register in office. Best wishes to Walter Klein, who Eleanor Berggren 458; Sadie An- civilian leaders.” ,var is neither natural nor fine and that pleasant medicine.” Republican candidate for Secretary of dividuals who would like to par­ Dec. 12: Movie at the Showcase is in Manchester Memorial Hospital. tonowich 452. Nov. 13 — Herb Ted- the Suite. Four years earlier, Mrs. 'Tash- Something in the editorial should be ticipate are asked to purchase a gift Cinemas, “Sun Valley Serenade,” Menu: ford 5(X); Norm Lasher 520; Charles Heartwarming kept in mind and [xindered by all of us in jian had beaten her by 121,600 voles. for no more than $3 and label the leave 12:30 p.m., register in office Mon, Dec. 3; Grilled cheese Glodc 505; Hardy Thompson 202; the light of the Persian Gulf crisis. This lime, Mrs. Kezer spent only package MAN or WOMAN. Rumor (free). sandwich, soup, beverage, dessert. Cliff Coffin 210, 534; Frank Larson 1 “Mr. Stewart’s findings,” die editors $30,0(X) (nearly 6 limes less than what has it that Jolly Ole St. Nick may be Jan. 23: Coachlight, “Best Little Tue, Dec. 4: Beef and macaroni 214; Jim Forsyth 504; Ed Adams say, “bring Americans face to face with a Mrs. Tashjian could afford) and could do paying us a visit (weather permit­ Whorehou.se in Texas,” $28.50, casserole, vegetable, roll, beverage, 550; Rusty Rusconi 219, 523; event only a limited amount of campaigning terrible reality: die demonic impulses ting). Remember, reservations are register Dec. 6, 9:30 a.m., trip in­ dessert. Sweet 206, 556. Marcia Goodman dial warfare often trigger even in other­ Electronics at Home because of dial deficiency. But the Plain- required by no later than Dec. 18 at cludes transportation, buffet meal, Wed, Dec. 5: Chicken pot pic, 175, 206, 539; Pat Olcavage 466; To The Editor: ville woman won by 40,0(X) and be­ wise virtuous people. ‘War is hell’ partly Estimated household penetration of selected products (Jan. 1990) nt'On. and show. Cathy Byrnes 476; Neva Slater 460; A wonderful tiling took place in Cooper Hall of South roll, beverage, dessert. comes die GOP’s window on the new Individuals with questions about Feb. 12: Valentine Day Party at Thu, Dec. 6: Beef slew, roll, Edna Brown 187. United Mcthodi.st Church on Thanksgiving Day. The 6th because it often invites good people to Television administration. fuel assistance are reminded that Aqua Turf, $31, register Jan. 9. beverage, dessert. Wed, Nov. 14: Bridge — Romeo Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner was held. do evil diings.” She was the only candidate running Betty Markee, CRT Outreach Rep­ Feb. 21; Atlantic City at the Fri, Dec. 7: Quiche (ham, onion Auclair 4,120; Barbara Conklin About 237 people gatliered togetlier to pray and share a It is the dehumanizing effect of war Camcorders statewide as a Republican to win and resentative, will be at the Center on Showboat, $79, includes two days, and cheese), vegetable, roll, 3,940; Irene Hallowell 3,930; Rita meal togetlier. They were of different ages, religions and and its brutalization of the human spirit will serve in an administration headed by Dec. 6 at 12:30 p.m. Remember, one night stay, $15 cash and $5 food beverage, dessert. Paul 3,450; Ruth Willey 3,440; Zocl colors. that has always agonized the pacifist Home computers independent Gov.-elect Lowell Weicker. Cormier 3,340; Joanne Allard 3,220. mind. you need not be cold this winter. rebates, register Dec. 3. Ongoing activities: 13 Weeks for $358.80 This event was put on by the good people from die Audio systems Mrs. Tashjian took her defeat hard at Seniors are also reminded that Mar. 8 to 14: Natchez, Miss./ Nov. 21 — Pauline Frederick 4,770; 9 Mon; Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Line Manchester Area Conference of Churches. People came The most famous clergy pacifist was Telephone first, though the Windsor woman is a Barbara Lebeau of Northeast Biloxi, Miss/New Orleans, $1,169 Dancing, 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, 10 a.m.; Lois Churila 3,9(X); Joanne Allard from as far as Windsor and Vernon to help some. Harry Emerson Fosdick. He favored veteran at politics — a game in which 3,340; Tom Regan 2,860; Barbara American intervention in World War 1, answering devices Utilities will be at the Center on pp/do, includes airfare, uansfers, Pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise (Only $27.60 per week!!!) 1 would like to diank each and everyone who took part one lives by die sword and must be Dec. 11 at 10 a.m. to discuss guide, boat cruises, breakfast and Conklin 2,810. in diis heartwarming event. Putting it all together was before becoming an impassioned pacifist Cordless telephones “Celeste,” 2 p.m. prepared to die by the sword. She would Hypothermia, which is the loss of dinner daily and more, sign up Dec. Tue: (Adv) Square Dancing, 10 Fri, Nov. 16: Setback — Clenna truly an honor and blessing for me. May God bless each through World War II and beyond. He Home radios not let Mrs. Kezer gel near her at die body heat that can lead to death. 3 at 9:30 a.m., llic travel agent will a.m.; Bowling “Silver Lanes,” 12:30 Warren 132; Dorn Anaslasio 131; one of you. wrote in a famous sermon: For further information Home security Capitol. Remember, the older we become, come and make a slide presentation p.m.; Exercise “Clco,” 1:30 p.m.; Barbara Philip “I hate war. I hale it because 1 have Call Astro-Tone Now, however, Mrs. Tashjian is the warmer we need to keep our of tlie trip. Those desiring to go iiiay Grocery Shopping (Stop & Shop), Manchester seen it. I hate it for what it does to our systems emerging widi a diumbs-up altitude and house. leave a deposit at this time. call a day in advance for a ride. call the Manchester Herald own men. 1 hale it for what it forces us to Home satellite a determination to stay active politically. Listen to your do to our enemies, rejoicing over our earth stations Individuals with questions regard­ Dec. 4 and 5: Driver Education, Wed: (Beg) Square Dancing, 9:30 When 1 Uilked with her recently at her ing this year’s Revaluation are take the course and receive a 5 per­ a.m.; Friendship, 10 a.m.; Arts and personalized coffee cups at the breakfast table about Capitol office — an office, incidentally, Manchester Herald Source; Department of Commerce NEA GRAPHICS reminded that Mike Bckech, town cent discount on your insurance, $7 Crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Bridge, 12:30 at 9 every damnable and devilish evil we swimming in baskets of flowers — she asses.sor, will be here at the Center fee, register in person in the office. p.m.; Exercise “Celeste,” 2 p.m.; daily horoscope have been able to inflict on them. 1 hate joked about having a “constituency” in Founded Oct. I, 1881 as a weekly. war for its results, the lies it lives on and TVs, radios and audio systems are found in over 90 percent of U.S. house­ to discuss the recent revaluation on Photo cniliusiasts arc reminded Medicare Assistance (by appt); holds. Only abouf one-fourth of the households have computers. Home sat­ die suite that was too small to have been Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. Seniors are dial our Photo Club meets every Non-grocery Shopping (Bradlecs), CALL 1-900-990-9400 643-2711 Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. propagates, the undying hatred that much help on election day. Of Amienian rouses....” ellite earth stations used to receive TV signals are even less widespread. reminded that if they have a dis­ Tuesday at 10 a.m. Newcomers are call a day in advance for a ride. Manchester Herald descent, she said there are only a few agreement, they should call KVS to welcomed. Thur: Band Rehearsal, 9 a.m.; Exocutive Editor . Vincent Michael Valvo Most peojile of course abhor war. diousand others in Connecticut. Access Code 184 Ask for Tricia or Lesley News Editor______Andrew C Spitzler Robert Holmes, in a new btxik, “Non­ di.scuss an ap[>eal at 647-3149. Don’t forget next Wednesday, a Program, 12:30 p.m. As for die futuic, she says she’ll be The Senior Center is conducting a monthly Newcomers Program is Fri: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Duck 95C each minute • Touch-Tone phones only violence in Theory and Practice,” says back. “I’m not dead yet,” she said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1,1990—7

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The Friday disbursement is at both the Center Street and Eight Moriarty, Robert Hickson, Margaret Yesterday's By NANCY CARR of the battlefield that is parenthood " — Ed Begley, Jr. Answer Whoever said that money grovrs on trees Young Family Shabbat service planned limited to parents with letters of in­ Utility District Firehouses and at the McNamara, Helen St. Laurent, Mar­ didn't know that you’ve also got t o ------M ACC executive director garet Balch, Natalie and William BEAT THE BUSHES FOR IT There will be a Young Family Shabbat Evening service at Congregation vitation from local social workers, office of COMFED Bank, 1007 teachers, visiting nur.ses and other Main St. during business hours. ’ Carroll, Elizabeth and Arthur John­ B’nai Israel, 54 Talcott Avc., Rockville, on Dec. 7 at 7:18 p.m. Even before we served the special outreach workers. On Satur­ Thank yous — Our thanks to all son, Marion Jesseman, Bibane and in d tiBndlInQ, liom Jumblt, e/o this newipapcr. PO Bo> 4M6. Orlin ^ around the glittery Christmas tree or grant of $5(K) now amount to $465 TV program on God and faith gift to their own children. Double Club NO. 251, Charles Boggini Co., well-filled dinner table. What caring Joseph and Mary King, Allan and thanks to Robert Knight, Ambrose The Manchester Church of Christ sponsors the popular television program happiness, thanks to you. parent will deny their child their Marilyn TUmer, John and Barbara Diehl, Lillian Legier, Mary Warren, “The Herald of Truth” shown every Thursday evening on Cox Cable Chan­ Donate a turkey, ham or heart’s desire on this most special of Smith, Patricia Hetu, Richard Linda Haberem, Ted Brindamour, nel 33. T h e program for Dec. 6 is entitled, Faith and Quest: Blessed are the all days. holiday trimmings to help fill the Florence Jackson and the $120 Christmas baskets and please let us Schauster, St. Paul’s Guild, Dolores iM-tO Seekers. All people place trust and loyalty in some center of value and Christmas is a tough season for Swallow, Dale Bycholski, James raised by the Manchester Herald at power (a career, God, sports) — this is human faith. This message ack­ know in advance so we can plan on HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Brown# many of us, my friends. It’s hard to and Marian McKay, Carl and the Expo. THE GRIZWELLS by BUI Schon nowledges the presence of faith and describes a God who reveals Himself, be isolated and alone when everyone your gift. Your special Christmas Evelyn Engreg, Bruee Kohler, Irene HovV DO You PLEAD? GUILTY... vVlTri A REALLY Wt'tSE \HVITEP TO A ,„UM seeking His creation, rewarding those “who diligently seek after Him.” For is gathering with friends and family. cookies, or homemade bread are so HASAR/ rou ARE CHAKGEP much appreciated by our families Lukas, Sylvia LaPenta, Edward vvith b a r b a r i s m , p i r a c y , G R E A T explanation .' VIHAT PG YOU CALL IT ?., YOU free literature on this subject, please contact the Church of Christ, 646-2903. It’s hard to be poor in the midst of VANDALISM, PILFERAGE, plenty. So what can you and 1 do? and elderly. THE J KW0W.„TUAT AFTE recklessness a n o A 'NEPPlKtSr. Prayers for the homeless urged Here are some of the ways you and The absolute deadline for the DISORDERLY your family can reach out to your delivery of perishable foods (meat, BIBLE ST. CHARLES, 111. (AP) — A message from tlie Evangelical Lutheran Thoughts CONDUCT/ lonely and hurting neighbors. produce, baked goods) to our Church in America urges prayer “for a renewal of commitment to walk Adopt a family for Christmas Seasonal Sharing packing center at SPEAKS more closely with and among people who are homeless.” Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pit­ There is a legend from the ancient c ^ The 5 million-member denomination’s interim-governing council said and provide them with a Cliristmas EagaNe Brawar kin St., is 8 a.m., TTiursday, Dec. 20. east of a young prince, who, upon iliat “without major changes in our society, homelessness will be more per­ basket filled with gifts and food. Volunteer to be Santa’s helper tlie sudden dealli of his father, be­ vasive in the 1990s than it was in the 1980s.” Those who adopt families are asked to provide not only a holiday dinner, in our Toys for Joy program; Mon­ came king. Day after day, he Millions “are at risk of becoming homeless in their daily struggles, suffer­ strutted before the mirrors, preening In captivity the lonely voice of ings and hopes,” including people of both sexes and all ages, in urban, sub­ but a week’s supply of food. day through Friday through Dec. 13 /// onto enome Depending on the size of the family at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to in his various robes and uniforms. God’s prophet was heard by a urban and rural communities, the message says. One night, one of the old wise men rebellious people. God told ALLEY OOP by Dava Graua Calling for correction of stereotypes of homeless people as “lazy, shift­ and how many holiday extras are in­ set up 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa Toy disbursement, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. of his father’s reign brought Ezekiel that they were talking less, parasitic and opportunistic,” the message says the reasons for home­ cluded, we estimate the cost of a about him: ’’Come, let’s go hear WISH AH C0 ULDJ\PON^'T WORI^r ABOUT ^yJ^E.CALEBJ NOT IF'N a h c a n HEP IT.' CALEB! BEHIND YOU!! Friday, Dec. 14; 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. workmen, and while the king slept, CAIN'T ST/ikND THEM TOWNS lessness are complex and misunderstandings of those contribute to the holiday food and gift basket for a him”. h e p YOU FEUERS IT, C A L E B ! O N C E WE.T-'^----- ^ M E B B E LOOK OUTET single elderly or handicapped person Saturday, Dec. 15. tliey tore out all the mirrors and OUT, BUT THAT Ol! GET TO TH' WAGON/S'LONG.T WE'LL TOO DANG CROWDED: you problem. replaced tliem with windows. The But God also told Ezekiel: ”My MARE IS ALL AH ROAD, M E B B E W E FELLERS!) SEE to cost between $45 and $60 (be­ Shopping, wrapping and delivery GOT.' CAN HITCH A RIDE! ..^YOU IN w it h “We walk witli people who are homeless when they are empowered to next morning, the self-contended people come to you as they BAN PANA C A t^'T T A /cf IT defend their rights,” tlie message says. tween $30 and $40 for the food bas­ of gifts for elderly and convalescent usually do, and sit before you to ]/T ®SOMETIME! ket with a gift costing between $10 home patients by Dec. 18. monarch came in wearing his finest you IS t h a t unifomi, covered with medals and listen to your words, but they do Gifts to be sent to Moscow and $20). The cost to adopt a family Delivering Christmas baskets be­ not put them into practice. Wrth OF IT StLONOF TO would be higher depending on the tween 10 a.m. and noon on ribbons tliat he had inherited but not NEW YORK (AP) — The Rev. J.W. Canty, head of tlie Soviet-U.S. Joint earned. As he turned to inspect his their mouths they express devo­ size of a family. You may want to Thursday, Dec. 20. Call 646-4114 or tion, but their hearts are greedy $oMFiooy eus^‘ Conference on Charitable Cooperation, which is organizing a major celebra­ fine appearance, instead of himself ask your club, organization or 649-2093 for more information. for unjust gain. Indeed to them tion of Christmas in Moscow, said gifts can be sent to Merry Christmas reflected in the mirror, he saw the several friends to share tlie cost of Make a donation to Seasonal you are nothing more than one Moscow, P.O. Box 6573, Grand CcnU'al Station, N.Y. 10163. people of his kingdom on the sueet, adopting a family. Please call our Sharing, Box 773, Manchester who sings love songs with a IL-I Americans have been urged to send toys, clothing and food as gifts to or- hungry and ragged. With a cry of l i - I ■ 1990 by NEA 'nc Human Needs Department at 06040. Your conU'ibution will help beautiful voice and plays an in­ 5 , pluins, the handicapped, the disadvantaged and the sick. remorse, he tore his uniform from strument well, for they hear your 646-4114 for more information on us redeem the $10,(XX) in Seasonal THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom vuuciicii UiiUIULilCU lO per- his body, dressed in old clothes, and words but do not put them into PHIPPS by Joaaph Farria Gorbachev receives peace award our holiday adoption program. went out to mingle with his people Purchase an extra gift for a sons and families identified by so­ practice," Ezekiel 33:30-32. LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C. (AP) — Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ and held their needs. That day, he I am struck by similarity to the i t s neighbor in need. While you are cial workers, visiting nurses, out­ bachev has been chosen to receive the 1990 World Methodist Peace Award became a great king. reception people give God’s IF"mgVHAt?A^ONT^T shopping, add a gift for an elderly or reach workers and clergy as persons \ > /__ for his “courageous, creative and consistent actions” in tliat cause. with special needs. Seasonal Sharing It is not pleasant to look out on messengers today. They ap­ STopipi e r u R p , io o v The Rev. Joe Hale, general secretary of the World Methodist Council, handicapped person, a teen-ager, a our society tliat is honeycombed plaud the words and ignore their lU LA5 dollars will also pay for hot meals x o m / said the award was offered to Gorbachev Sept. 27, before the mid-October single mom, or a needy 2-year-old and a small gift for elderly atid with crime and on a nation and message. They gather around announcement of his receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Hale said the Soviet to your shopping list. world that must deal with so many them “teachers to say what their shut-ins on ChrisUnas Day and food itching ears want to hoar". 2Tim. leader sent word in late October he would be honored to accept the Donate toys, new and good-as- and gifts for MACC baskets. Any problems. To pull down the mirrors new, for tlie Toys for Joy disburse­ Methodist recognition. dollars left after the Sca.sonal Shar­ and put in the windows in our souls Tlie council’s president, Bishop Lawi Imathiu of Kenya, said that “for 40 ment to Manchester/Bolton low- and ing bills go into the MACC Human takes a lot of courage. CHURCH OF CHRIST years the world has been covered with a cloud. Many have suffered in no-income parents to give to tlieir Needs Fund. Rev. Edward Painter Lydall & Vernon Streets prison and even died. President Gorbachev, together witli others, has been children on Christmas Day. All toys Your toys, gifts and non-perish­ United Methodist Church of Bol­ Phone:646-2903 must be delivered by Thur.sday, Dec. ton used by God to remove this cloud.” able food may be left 24 hours a day

' f - ' 7 * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1,1990 Ifiaiiflifslrr Hrraljl Puerto Rico wants vote Churches Section 2, Page 9 Amcrican War. From Page 1 By LAURA CANDELAS Party, and the president of the Puer­ to Rican Independence Party, Ruben The Puerto Rican leaders demand Saturday, Dec. 1,1990 The Associated Press that congressional leaders settle SPORTS Berrios. said, is that .some 3(X) members of so far. said. their differences and come up with a The letter was addressed to Sen. the church on Hackmatack Street At the Community Baptist “I would suspect the area’s Con­ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The bill so a referendum can be held in J. Bennett Johnston, D.-La., chair­ have lost their jobs. Church on East Center Street, the gregational churches probably have leaders of three Puerto Rican politi­ 1991. man of the Senate Energy Commit­ “The impact ha.sn’t hit us com­ Rev. Jim Meek says he anticipates a more tenuous relationship,” Meek cal parties are demanding the U.S. It was announced in San Juan that tee, whose committee handles issues pletely yet, but it’s only the begin­ no shortfall at all. So far, the church said. Senate authorize a 1991 plebiscite Johnston will be accompanied by pertaining to Puerto Rico. Johnston ning and it’s going to get worse with has received pledges accounting for Nevertheless, the Rev. Newell on whether the island should be in­ Sen. Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo., is to visit the island next week. the pro.spect of more members being about $110,000 of its $130,000 an­ Curtis of the Center Congregational Manchester girls’ hoop set for success dependent or remain tied to the Legislation before Congress when he arrives in F^ierto Rico on laid off,” she said. nual operating budget. Church-United Church of Christ, United States. Monday night. would allow Puerto Ricans to hold a On a more positive note, Phillips Moreover, $16,000 has been reported that his church, as in Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon, The two will meet with party plebiscite next July on whether to said the church docs not yet have a pledged in a drive to raise $85,000 previous years, is having no who favors the island’s present U.S. leaders to discuss the plebiscite. continue as a U.S. commonwealth, deficit and she’s holding out hope to convert the church heating system problems raising money. Indians seek improvement on the heels of brilliant 21-1 season Commonwealth status and who Johnston was a co-sponsor of a with increased autonomy; become that as times get tougher, the mem­ from oil to gas and to install a lift to leads the Popular Democratic Party, plebiscite bill. the 51st state, or break away as an bers will come through with their make the building accessible to the Curtis, who would not report was among the leaders who sent a It was put on hold in October By JIM TIERNEY independent nation. generosity. handicapped. specific figures for the Center Street “ I think we can be a bet­ letter Thursday to a Senate commit­ after Johnston repudiated a referen­ Manchester Herald For the first time in history, polls She could not comment specifi­ Meek asserted that the success of church said, “There’s an element of tee. dum bill that passed the House, ter team than last year. I indicate a narrow preference for cally on finances this year as com­ the church’s revenue-generating commitment because people are saying the status definitions it of­ MANCHESTER — Duplicating a “It would be undemocratic and statehood over commonwealth pared to past years because incom­ programs is related to the nature of concerned about other people. If one think they’re more confi­ fered were too vague. season in ihc sun, one like the contradictory that Congress should status, under which Puerto Ricans Baptist churches. With fewer mem­ is going to follow one’s Christian ing pledges have not been calcu­ Manchester High girls’ basketball dent. I can just see it. I not respond promptly and decisively arc U.S. citizens but pay no federal lated. In recent years, the church has bers than other more popular chur­ principles as laid down by Jesus, Johnston then offered a schedule team experienced last year, is a tall to the request of 3.6 million citizens taxes and cannot vote for president. met expenses. ches, the memberships are often less then this [continued funding] hap­ don’t think they expect to providing for passage of a plebiscite order by any standards. from Puerto Rico to be consulted as The polls reveal little support for in­ Meanwhile, at lea.st churches say volatile and comrnimicnts to the pens. The need is there, and people bill by July 4. But, on the heels of a brilliant lose games.” to the choice of their ultimate politi­ dependence. they’ve cscajKd financial problems church arc likely to be stronger, he re.spond to the need.” 21-1 season in which the Indians cal status,” the letter read. President Bush has declared him­ However, Hernandez Colon’s — Joe DePasqua Also signing the letter were Car­ self in favor of statehood for Puerto party in a meeting two weeks ago garnered their first CCC East cham­ los Romero Barcclo, president of the Rico, which the United States an­ demanded that plebiscite bills be pionship and a 20-0 regular season pro-statehood New Progressive nexed in 1898 during the Spanish- filed in Congress by Feb. 19. mark, that is exactly the train of thought they, and fourth-year Coach “I think Jen Brindisi proved Dodd Joe DePasqua, have heading into against Southington (in last season’s From Page 1 Friday night’s season opener against state tournament) last year that she Glastonbury at Clarke Arena. can play with anybody in the state,” “I think we can be a better team DePasqua said. Bush f gies and persuasive powers that you measure. diplomacy. than last year,” DePasqua said. “I The center slot will be occupied Dodd said he welcomed the Most striking were the comments really believe we can because we’ve by 5-9 senior Amy Shumaker, who From Page 1 ... have exerted to gain support for a United Nations resolution to allow chance to debate Gulf policy but of two former Chairmen of the Joint got more speed. I think they’re more averaged four points per game last future offensive action against Iraqi thought a special session could Chiefs of Staff, Adm. William J. confident. I can just sec it. I don’t year. Crowe and Gen. David Jones, who, consult with congressional leaders Bush defended anew his decision later meeting with Saddam — “will President Saddam Hussein in ob­ backfire on Bush if lawmakers think they expect to lose games.” “She (Shumaker) is such a smart speaking before a Senate Armed but had no plans to convene a spe­ to send 430,000 U.S. troops into the be prepared ... to discuss all aspects taining a diplomatic solution ....” ended up approving a resolution After three straight losing cam­ basketball player,” DePasqua said. giving the president less support for Services Committee panel, urged the paigns, Manchester has recorded “She was a point guard in junior cial session of Congress. region. “I want peace, not war. But of the gulf crisis.” President Bush, addressing the the use of military force than he administration to delay any military back-to-back winning sca.sons. high and now she’s our center. That Rep. William Broomfield, R- if there must be a war, we will not A number of Democrats — and nation Friday, .said he was still Mich., senior Republican on the permit our troops to have their some Republicans — in Congress would like. The senator said he has sUike. Another intangible factor working just tells you what kind of player she hoping for a peaceful solution to the Kcnnelly and Dodd both said House Foreign Affairs Committee, hands tied behind their backs,” he have criticized Bush’s gulf policy. informally discussed alternative in Manchester’s favor is most of its is. She can handle the ball well.” crisis and would dispatch Baker to they’ve heard from many state resi­ said the proposed diplomatic con­ said. But Bush said if Congress wanted a resolutions with other lawmakers lineup was a major part of llic In­ DePasqua will rotate a trio of Baghdad to meet with Saddam. dents who are concerned about the tacts would provide “wiggle room” The president removed his glasses special session, it would have to call but would not elaborate. dians’ Class L state championship juniors — 5-7 Patty Hombostcl, 5-7 Gulf situation. for Saddam, and said, “Anything the and his eyes were moist as be was one itself. But he also said he was unsure the soccer team. Mary Moriarty and 5-5 Jessica Mar­ In recent days, lawmakers and “ ... my constituents do not un­ president can do to keep the focus of asked if, as a father of four sons and “They have the power... to come economic sanctions imposed against “A lot of the kids played soccer quez — at the two guard positions. ex-military chiefs have expressed derstand (Bush’s) impatience with the crisis on diplomacy and not on a daughter, he felt the need to drive back 20 seconds from now,” he said. Iraq after its Aug. 2 invasion of and I think they have the attitude Those three played mostly on the concern that the United States was the economic embargo,” said Ken- war is all to the good.” Iraq from Kuwait was important “If they want to come back here and Kuwait “alone will get the job that they can beat anybody,” junior varsity squad, which went mobilizing for war and urged the ad­ nelly. “They are not weary of the Senate Minority Leader Bob enough to ask parents to sacrifice endorse what the president of the done.” DePasqua said. “These kids have 16-2 last year. ministration to wait for a resolution 'status quo’; they much prefer it to Dole, R-Kan., said Bush’s opening the lives of children in the armed United States has done and what the been together for years playing bas­ “They’re fast,” DePasqua said of The president said he decided to through economic sanctions and war.” of a high-level diplomatic channel services. United Nations Security Council has ketball and soccer. All the kids arc the three guards. “They arc the send another 200,000 troops to the was a “positive step.” “People say to me, how many done, come on, we’re ready,” he friends. When you get that, then you fastest guards that I’ve ever seen in region — bringing total troop And Sen. Sam Nunn, the Georgia lives? How many lives can you ex­ said. have a winner.” girls’ basketball since I’ve been strength up to 430,000 — to ensure PUBLIC AUCTION Democrat whose Aimed Services pend? Each one is precious. ... 1 After his news conference. Bush First, and foremost, among the In­ coaching. Mary and Patty arc our victory if a military conflict ensues. Committee has been holding hear­ know what it’s like to have fallen telephoned Saudi Arabia’s King FORECLOSURE SALE dian returnees is 5-11 senior Shelly shooting guards while Jessica is more of a point guard. They’re all ings critical of Bush’s gulf policy all comrades and see young kids die in Fahd, Egyptian President Hosni Bush said he would not call Con­ UNIT 1204-A BEACON HILL CONDOMINIUMS Diclcrle, who averaged 10.5 points per game last season and is con­ going to rotate.” week, said, “I welcome this change. battle,” he said. Mubarak, Turkey’s President Turgot gress into a special session to debate MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Key reserves will be 5-7 junior ... Direct contact and dialogue is Ozal and the exiled emir of Kuwait. U.S. policy in the Gulf but would sidered one of the top players in the But, he added, if a shot is fired in By order ot the Superior Court lor the Judicial Disthet ol Hartlord/New Britain a! Hartford, state. Dietcrle is 94 points away Katie Smith, 5-7 junior Amy very important.” Asked their reaction to his an­ not object to one, saying he would Connecticut in the case ot DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK vs. DIANA M. GROSS, ET AL Raginatd Plnto/Manchastar Harald Stock and bond prices climbed anger, “I want to guarantee each nouncement, he said later, “It’s all like lawmakers to pass a resolution Docket No. CV-90-0361822-S, the undersigned has been appointed the Committee lor the sale from breaking the school career Mizoras and 5-6 transfer student Shelby Worters, who played in Mas­ sharply and oil prices fell, as Bush’s person that their kid, whose life is in been very very positive.” enthusiastically backing the U.N. ol the foregoing property subject to the terms and conditions set fourth below. scoring record held by 1981 AFTER THE BALL — Manchester High’s Shelly Dieterle, Dieterle and Shumaker will be two of the Indians’ main in­ comments renewed hope on finan­ harm’s way, will have the maximum In his speech and news con­ DESCRIPTION: Thesubject properly is a2 bedroom condominium with approximately 800 square graduate Jennifer Hcdlund (622 sachusetts last year. second from left, and Amy Shumaker, second from right, gredients to, what is hoped to be, another successful season. feet ol space and gas heat. A legal description ol the property can be found in Volume 1119 at page “We’re pressing right from the cial markets that the crisis could be supptort, will have their best chance ference afterward. Bush also dis­ points). reach for a loose ball during a recent scrimmage game. resolved peacefully and that interest to come home alive, and will be closed that Iraqis have recently ap­ Your personal horoscope 203 ol the Manchester Land Records. “1 think she’s one of the best beginning,” DePasqua said. “Our rates could fall. backed up to the hilt.” peared unexpectedly at the besieged DATE OF SALE; Saturday, December 8,1990 at 12:00 Noon. players in the state,” DePasqua said. big people are fast. We’ve really In the past, administration offi­ U .S. Embassy in Kuwait with INSPECTION; On the date of the sale from 11 flO a m. on, access to the unit may not be possible. “Shelly has really improved her been emphasizing our press in prac­ But military moves also con­ Just Call couple of games.” p.m.) 14 Windham H, 18 Hartford cials have opposed the sending of deliveries of cigarettes, fruits and game. She really worked hard this tice.” “So, to go undefeated would be a Manchester’s mindset is drastical­ tinued. PLACE: On the premises. Public A, 25 East Hartford H, 28 emissaries to Baghdad to meet with vegetables. He said he understood 1-900-990-9400 summer. She played AAU against DePisqua secs Windham and East very difficult thing to do. We can ly different than a few years back. Pentagon officials said the Air DEPOSIT REQUIRED: $8,000.00 by certilied or bank check to be paid by the highest bidder at Bristol Eastern A. Saddam, and Bush was asked what Access Code 184 some of the best girls in the Hartford as Manchester’s main have more losses (than last year), “Four years ago, our goal was to Schedule: Dec. 7 Glastonbury H, Farce was sending more warplanes, there would be another delivery on the time ol sale. 9Sc each minute • Touch-Tone phones only but be a better team. Last year, we just make the (state) tournament,” 11 East Catholic H, 14 Wilbur Cross Feb. 1 South Windsor A, 5 Fermi including F-111 tactical fighter- made him change his mind. Saturday including soft drinks. country.” obstacles to another CCC East title. “The United Nations resolution I TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Sale is subject to approval ot the court. The successful bidder will Dietcrle will start at one forward Manchester has also upgraded its didn’t expect to go 20-0. After our DePasqua said. “We’d like to do do A (3:30 p.m.), 18 Southington (H), A (5 p.m.), 12 Enfield H, 14 Win­ bombers and the once-secret be required to sign a purchase agreement with the Committee at the auction. The balance ol the first five games, we’ll know how well in the tournament. That’s why 27 Rockville (Ellington Tourna­ dham A, 18 Hartford Public H, 20 F-117A stealth fighter, to the gulf to think has a good chance of making sales price must bo paid within 30 days atterthe court approves the sale or the successful bidders while the other forward spot will be schedule. “We’re playing a tougher good we are.” we’re playing the Bristol Easterns ment), 29 Ellington Tournament. East Hartford A. expand America’s offensive air Saddam Hussein understand what it deposit may be forfeited at the discretion ol the court. The property will be sold in "AS IS" condition filled by 5-7 senior Jen Brindisi, without warranties or representations ol any kind as to condition and subject to no financing schedule than we’ve ever played at DcPisqua’s assistants are Mike and the Southingtons. The girls want Jan. 2 South Windsor H, 4 Fermi Games not noted begin at 7:30 power. is he’s up against. I have not felt that I Rubber Stamps & Accessories who averaged seven points an out­ he got the message. ... So it’s just contingencies. The property will be sold tree and dear of the mortgage being toredosed and all ing last season. Manchester,” DePhsqua explaiend. Masse and Tom Kelley. to do a little better than winning a H, 8 Rockville A, 11 Enfield A (5 p.m. In addition, the Air Force, Marine I ConnecticuVs Lcuyest Selection claims subsequent in right thereto. The sale will bo subjed lo the rights ol the parties or tenants going the extra step, that’s what it is. Corps and Navy announced call-ups I Name Stamps while you wait, in possessions if any. The sale is also subject to any taxes or assessments due the town ol of more than 3,500 additional reser­ and it’s a decision that I personally Manchester on the O dober 1989 list, six month priority of the Beacon Hill Condominium made.” I Turquoise Jewelry, Slave Bracelets Assodation, easements of record and Federal, State and L t ^ laws, ordinances and regulations. vists from 36 states and the District High School Previews of Columbia for Operation Desert Bush said that his own meeting J Chain by the inch FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Shield. with Aziz, Iraq’s foreign minister, DAVID T. STONE, ESQUIRE, COMMITTEE Bird reaches would occur the week of Dec. 10 I LYNCO P.O. Box 481 and that he would also invite foreign I Manchester Parkade, Biarshall's Mall ministers from U.S. allies in the gulf Manchester, CT 06040 Davis leads Coventry girls 20,000 in Slander to attend. ! $2.00 off with ad . Minimum $10.00 Pimchase. (203) 649-1414 He said he — and Baker at the By JIM TIERNEY Davis will start at one forward spot while 5-11 senior Jenna Haynes and 5-6 senior Stacie Dixon arc vying for From Page 1 Manchester Herald die other slot. Jen Kirchherr, a 5-10 sophomore, will be Celts’ victory the likely center. 4 COVENTRY — In the six years Ray Dimmock has BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird became the 15th At the same meeting, Ellis coached the Coventry High girls’ basketball team, the “She’s improved a lot from last year,” Dimmock said of Kirchherr. NBA player to pass the 20,(XX)-polnt milestone and demanded an apology from MANCHESTER HAS IT Patriots have never had a losing season. Seniors Jen Wajda (5-4), Janet Werfel (5-5) and Robyn the Boston Celtics stretched their wiiming streak to Werkhoven for remarks he said And, it doesn’t seem as if they will this year cither. Russell (5-4) will share time at the two guard positions. eight games with a 123-95 victory over the Werkhoven made on Tuesday night But, first things first. “Those seven kids played a lot last year, almost as Washington Bullets on Friday night. at a meeting of the Board of Direc­ AUCTIONS EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT - 7PM CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER Dimmock may reach a coaching milestone when much as the starters,” Dimmock said. “The biggest thing Bird’s historic basket came with 3:40 gone in the tors. Ellis said Werkhoven had said Serving The Area For 25 Years Coventry hosts Rocky Hill in its season opener Thursday 646-9243 is Jenny Davis is our only known scorer. There arc rela­ third quarter. Bird dribbled from right to left and, taxes had not been paid in Vernon at 7:30 p.m. Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens tive unknowns here. Another concern is rebounding.” guarded closely by 6-foot-3 Haywoode Workman, and Norwich and that he had Currently, Dimmock’s six-year ledger stands at an im­ sank a fallaway jumper from the foul line. QUALITY ANTIQUES Key sophomores off die bench include 5-8 Sarali transcripts of the meeting at which Total Remodeling pressive 99-33 and he will pick up his l(X)th career vic­ That gave him 13 points for the game and 20,001 Anderson, who has been impressive during the the remarks were made. Bought and Sold Visil Our Newly Remodeled Showroom tory with a win over Rocky Hill. Covenpy won the Class for his career. He finished the game with 21 points for preseason, 5-4 Marlene Dolal, 5-5 Melanie Dolat, 5-6 The authority has not decided on Talk With Our Certilied Kitchen Designer S state championship during the 1987-88 campaign. a total of 20,(K)9 in his 12-ycar career. 191 CENTER ST Mondav-Saturday 10-5 l i : Kris Spencer and 5-5 Michelle Martinelli. the refinancing and will meet at 4 SPECIAL ORDER The Patriots, who went 13-8 last year, return just one Bird joins Karecm Abdul-Jabbar, John Havlicek, MANCHESTER. CONN ■iimrnTTi.mniTyiriVCTrfiPTayTti “We have a lot of depth,” Dimmock said. “Wc will run p.m. Monday to take it up again. CAKES MON -SAT 10 5 starter in 5-9 sophomore Jenny Davis. But, Davis was the Oscar Robertson and Jerry West as the only players (203) 646 0228 (J..II....1. . ' ■: L e s C s r e more. THURS 109 KUCHINS team’s leading scorer (16.3) and rebounder (eight per with botli 20,0(X) points and 5,000 assists. George Dimmock views Coventry among the favorites to win game) last season as a freshman and Dimmock expects Gervin is 14th with 20,708 points. the Charter Oak Conference along with Bacon Academy, VJedditig cakes are our specialty. The largest selec­ 25 Olcott street, , i!'; big things from her. Leading % -84, Boston broke the game open with a Portland and Cromwell. Politics tion of wedding cake ornaments in Connecticut. ------Manchester “She’s capable of scoring 20 points a game,” Dim­ 13-0 run, started by Bird’s third 3-pointer of the game mock said. “She played for the Connecticut team in the Schedule: Dec. 6 Rocky Hill H, 8 PuUiam H, 10 with 7:22 left. Kevin Gamble had 6 points in the surge From Page 1 649-7544 Junior Olympics over the summer. She has improved and Cromwell H, 13 Bolton A, 17 Bacon Academy H, 20 that gave Boston a 109-84 lead with 4:48 remaining. awnings • accountants • air-conditioning rounded out her game.” East Hampton A, 27 Tolland A, 29 E.O. Smith A. Robert Parish had 15 rebounds and Bird 14 as Bos­ • auto parts • bakers • builders Jan. 5 Griswold A, 7 Portland H, 10 RHAM A, 14 Teachers Melvin Munroe and IMionc: (203) Despite losing four starters to graduation, Dimmock ton held a 60-42 advantage off the boards. 1 • buyers • bartenders •carpenters has a fair amount of experience returning. Cromwell A, 18 Rocky Hill A, 22 Tourtelotte H, 24 Bol­ Kevin McHalc and Dec Brown had 18 points each Wilfred Duchesneau added dial the ton H (3:15 p.m.), 28 Bacon Academy A, 31 East course is also an opportunity for stu­ car washers • \iiiid care “Many of the others coming back got a lot of playing for Boston, which had eight scorers in double figures. Gina Walker and Kimberly Neubelt Haniplon H. dents who may not be academically time last year,” Dimmock said. “I’m sure we’ll be a Washington was led by Bernard King with 22 points • designe • drillers who jointly operate an Antique & Collectible Shop FEDORA OPTICAL Feb. 4 Portland A, 7 RHAM H, 11 Wheeler H. outstanding to shine in other ways, lV\e quicker team than last year. I think it looks good to have and Harvey Grant with 21. i*rn nit i. f i i d o r a Games not noted begin at 7:30 p.m. such as helping with Special Olym­ • driver: ilectricians a winning year.” Boston improved its record to 12-2, its best start sVio' l.ifcnw J Oplicitin pics or being a peer counselor. engined ,'rminators since 1985-86 when it won its last NBA title. The “We were doing this long before Medicare Assignment Contact Celtics are 7-1 at home and Washington is 1-7 on the • framers' road. it was fashionable,” Duchesneau turners Accepted Lenses East girls look for improvement said. • haircu' general contractors senior Kelly Romano, 5-9 junior Katie Litke and 5-7 Coon said that, although teachers By JIM TIERNEY 4K5 Hartford Road Mon.-Wed., I ri : 9;00-5:3L senior Allyson Irish. The guard spots are also being vied may have strong political beliefs, Manchester Herald ' heaters • janitors • masons (Ketncy Maflj I hurs.: 9 00-K;00 for by 5-5 .senior Chris Dube, 5-4 junior Irena Chorazye- students make their own decisions realtors Mandicslcr, CT. 06040 Sal.: 9:00-1 ;00 zewski and 5-5 junior Erin Colgan. opticians • plumbers • pools MANCHESTER — More then a decade ago, the East about current events and issues, “It (the season) depends on quickly we come Catholic High girls’ basketball program annually was a Agassi rallies to which may or may not gel with their together,” Ridel said, whose Eagles open their season- parents’ opinions. Stan Troewalkor wiimer and shadowed the boys’ program with a competi­ 'Yes, we do windows" Thursday at home against Nortwest Catholic. “The “We try to be fair to all can­ tive and fiery spirit. chemistry looks like it’s there. Tliey work hard and have Certain Teed Vinyl Replacement Windows Fine Gold and Silver. MANCHESTER Those were the days when enrollment at East was win in Davis Cup didates,” he said. a great attitude.” above 1,4(X) students. The department took a sdong Sales and Repairs MEMORIAL CO. As far as the All Connecticut Conference goes. Ridel stand to retain the course. In the past 10 years, a steady decline in enrollment and Custom Made Jewelry is fairly optimistic. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Andre Agassi “We are asking you tonight to (now under 800) has hit the sports teams hard. Opp. East Cemetery m — “We’ve like to be in tlie middle of the pack, not at the twice rallied from a set down to beat Richard From- “Years ago when we had 1,400 kids in the school, hang with us as boards have done Custom Stone Setting OVER lail end like last year,” she said. “Mercy and St. Joes berg in five sets as the heavily favored United States 45 we’d have 50 girls try out,” 19th-ycar Eagle Coach since 1963,” Coon said. 649-1106 should be the top two teams.” took a 1-0 lead over Australia in the Davis Cup finals GOP board member Constance The Place For Savings” CALL 649-5807 Doima Ridel recalled. “Now, with half as many kids in Friday night. ILathrop said she was impressed witli tlic school, we’re getting half as many out for the team.” Schedule: Dec. 6 Northwest Catholic H, 8 Lcdyard A, Agassi, ranked fourth in the world, won 4-6, 6-2, 643-7787 East endured a 3-17 campaign a year ago. 11 Manchester A, 14 Glastonbury, 17 Platt H, 22 St. the department’s presentation and UtrnbM MirKhtM^r 4-6, 6-2,6-4. In The MANCHESTER Thomas Aquinas A, 27/29 Ellington Tournament. satisfied that the students’ activities Chambtf Of Commtrct MALL QUALITY MEMORIALS Rsginald PInto/Manchaatar Harald Ridel returns one starter — 5-10 senior Denise Miska In the fifth set, Fromberg won back-to-back games were part o f community service. 811 Main Street HARRfSON STREET MANCHESTER TOP PATRIOT — Jenny Davis, at left during — from last year. Miska averaged seven points and six Jan. 2 Northwest Catholic A, 5 Mercy A, 10 Berlin H, at love to close the margin to 5-4, but Agassi took the ALUMINUM SERVICES rebounds per game last season and will start at center. 12 Sacred Heart H, 15 Ellington H, 18 St. Bernard A, 23 The board took no formal action Send Holiday Money by Western Union from the Matt a recent scrimmage game, will be final game on his lliird match point with a forehand but seemed to agree by consensus S E ffm a HCMEOWNEBS FOR OVER 30 YRS “Denise can do the job inside,” Ridel said. St. Joseph A, 25 Mercy H, 28 Glastonbury A. winner. Coventry’s key offensive threat this season. Feb. 2 Sacred Heart A, 6 St. Bernard H, 9 St. Joseph. that the course will stay intact. I ’hc two forward slots are up for grabs among 5-6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1,1990—11 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1, 1990 Pair of seventh-round picks ‘rush’ into prominence In Brief . . . Whalers host Edmonton tonight By DAVE GOLDBERG York this year. Brad Muster of the Bears has ITl get the job done,” TURY; Perhaps the closest ap­ lead. proximation to this week’s game But not in the playoffs. HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (10-11-4) will The Associated Press In fact, while running backs arc turned into a solid running-block- One question. normally can’t-miss picks in the first ing-rccciving fullback. And Lorenzo How come the Raiders didn’t was a Monday nightcr in Miami bet­ In 1984, Montana and the 49ers host the Edmonton Oilers tonight (SportsChannel, WTIC ween the Bears and Dolphins in won, 21-10. (AM-1080) at 7:30 at the Civic Center. The Whalers arc Willi all the value placed on round, a lot of first-rounders have White of Houston, who’s finally a draft him? been doing less than expected the starter but is undcr-used in the lun- WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?: 1985. Chicago was 12-0 at the lime; In 1985, Simms and the Giants coming off a 6-4 win at Pittsburgh Thursday night. first-round draft choices, Ae leading Miami was 8-4 but was trying to won 17-3 and the next year beat the rushers in each conference for most past few years. and-shoot, had his first 100-yard When Mike Lynn, who engineered Kingswood hosts hoop tournament In 1988, for example, six running game Monday night against Buffalo., the Hei.schcl Walker uade for Min­ protect the n;cord of the only un­ 49crs 49-3 in a game in which Mon­ of this season were chosen in the beaten team in modern history, the tana was knocked out with a concus­ WEST HARTFORD — Eight prep school boys’ bas­ seventh round, where picking is sup­ backs were picked in the first round. Tbis year’s No. 1 running backs nesota, left the Vikings to become the commmissioncr of the World 17-0 1972 Dolphins. sion just before halftime ... ketball teams and four prep school girls’ teams will com­ posed to be a crap shoot. Yet the biggest impact from that have done better, although most League, the team was 1-5. The game was attended by On a hit by Jim Burt, now his pete in the 28th annual Kingswood-Oxford Invitational One is Marion Butts of San class has come from two second- haven’t had the chance that Johnson rounders, Thunnan Thomas of Buf­ has had to play regularly. Since then, they ’re 4-1. thousands who fled from Chicago’s teammate. Tournament, a three-day holiday tourney beginning Diego, who leads the AFC with 995 GAMES OF THE CENTURY: early December weather and turned Montana’s other playoff records: Thursday, Dec. 13. yards after spending his college falo and Ickcy Woods of Cincinnati. The most productive are Emmill Although the Eagles and Rams the weekend into a big party. It was — 1-0 vs. Danny White, Scott Boys teams include Westminster of Simsbury, Taft of career at Florida State as a backup Thomas is currently second in the Smith of Dallas, who signed after changed Monday night’s also attended by such silliness as Brunner and Ken Anderson, all in Watertown, Loomis Chaffee of Windsor, Avon Old and a blocker for Samtnie Smith. He league to Butts with 954 yards and the season started and had his first Gianis-49crs game into what ABC is local television reperters “interview­ 1981. Farms, Sufficld Academy, Adelphi Academy of Brook­ was taken as a seventh-round aftcr- has played 11 games to 12 for Butts. 100-yardcr on Thanksgiving, and Woods was the key to Cincin­ Atlanta’s Steve Broussard, who has now pushing as “a ncar-p)crfect ing” bears and dolphins at the — 1-0 vs. Dan Marino in the 1984 lyn, N.Y. and defending champion Kingswood-Oxford though last season. will compete. nati’s 1988 Super Bowl season and been limited by his team’s fun-and- matchup,” the fact remains that a Miami zoo. Super bowl. The other is Phoenix’ Johnny is just coming back after missing shoot. meeting between 10-1 teams is in­ The outcome was Miami, 38-24, —1-0 vs. Jim Everett in the 1989 Girls teams include Choate Rosemary Hall of Wal­ lingford, Loomis Chaffee, Kingswo^-Oxford and Johnson, the rookie taken on the most of the 1989 season with a knee Rodney Hampton of the Giants deed rare. the only loss for a Chicago team that NFC title game. defending champ Sufficld Academy. seventh round by the Cards after injury. has been hampered by an ankle in­ In fact, the last time it happened went on to win the Super Bowl —2-0 vs. Jim McMahon (1984 Girls’ semifinals begin at 2:15 p.m. on Dec. 13 fol­ being kicked off the team at San But the first-rounders of ’88 have jury and IVcells’ reluctance to play was in 1948, when the Cardinals and 46-10 over Miami, which had and 1988 NFC title games). Jose State his senior year. He has been successful only in fits and rookies, but he is his team’s third Bears met. It was a crossiown beaten the Dolphins in the AFC title -2 -1 vs. Wade Wilson in 1987 lowed by boys’ quarterfinal games at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. led the NFC most of this season and starts, like the 100-yard kickoff leading receiver and has run well in rivalary then — the Cardinals resid­ game. (loss) and 1988-89 (wins) is still third with 801 yards to Barry return by the Rams’ Gaston Green a spot role. His future appears ahead ing on the South Side of Chicago ADD GAME OF THE CEN­ And ... Boys’ semifinals will be Friday at 2:45 p.m. and 7:15 Sanders (844) and Neal Anderson against Pittsburgh. Thai’s Green’s of him. before heading for Phoenix through TURY: If the only thing at slake in —1-0 (55-10) vs. John Elway in p.m. while the girls’ semifinals will be at 5:45 p.m. The girls’ final will be Saturday, Dec. 15 at 2:45 p.m. (806) despite sitting out last week’s only NFL touchdown. Darrell Thompson of Green Bay, St. Louis. Monday night’s Giants-49ers game la.sl year’s Super Bowl. game with an ankle injury. Then there’s Craig “Ironhead” meanwhile, is just working into a The Cardinals won that won is home field advantage in the ADD GAME OF THE CEN- followed by the boys’ final at 4:30 p.m. The tournament is sponsored by the Kingswood-Ox­ Coach Joe Bugel of the Cards Heyward, whose weight ballooned regular role. He appears to be the 24-21. playoffs, consider this: TURY: Well, it’s not the Super ford parent council. This year’s chairpersons are Sandra compares Johnson to Earl Campbell up to 290 at times in his first two kind of runner who needs to carry There was a similar matchup in Under George Seifert, the 49ers Bowl, but the Giants-49crs game and Sam Hamilton of Manchester. in his rookie year at Houston and seasons and made his first mark 20-25 limes a game to be produc­ 19.34, the last season before this one arc 27-3. has its share of promotions. 'The loumamenl is open to the public. Tickets arc calls him “the most productive with two consecutive 100-yard tive. that two teams started 10-0. The two All three losses are at home. Like the Bay Area and New York Th« Aiaoeiatad Pras* seventh-round choice I’ve ever been And then there’s Johnson. were the Bears and Lions and in ADD GAME OF THE CEN­ area dealers for a Japanese car available at the door. games against Cincinnati and Tamap LEADING CANDIDATES — Brigham Young quarterback Ty Detmer, ing candidates to win the Heisman Trophy awarded to the nation’s around.” Bay this year. “People have this idea of me as a Week 12, they met with Chicago at TURY; Phil Simms is the only promoting their product by betting a Youth basketball registration “He’s the best back in our The other first-rounders in 1988 wild man who can’t follow rules or 11-0 and Detroit at 10-1 after losing quarterback in the NFL with a car on the outcome. If the 49crs win, left, and Notre Dame’s Raghib ‘Rocket’ Ismail, right, are the two lead­ best college football player. The winner will be announced today. division right now,” Bill Parcclls have done better although John guidelines,” he says in explaining .3-0 to Green Bay the previous week. playoff edge over Joe Montana. a fan in northern California gets a MANCHESTER — The Manchester Rcc Department said after Johnson rushed for 108 Stephens of New England has gone why he lasted so long in the draft. The Bears won that one, too, They’ve met three limes in the free car; if the Giants win, it’s a fan has extended basketball registration for juniors (ages yards against his Giants — the only downhill with his team since a “People arc wailing for me to screw 19-16. playoffs and four limes in regular in New York-New Jcrscy-Conncc- 13-15) through Dec. 7. Registration is at the East Side player to go over 1(X) against New 1,000-yard rookie sca.son. up. Well they can wait all they want. ADD GAME OF THE CEN­ season, where Montana holds a 3-1 ticut Rcc, 22 School Street, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Age is determined as of Dec. 31, 1990. Detmer or Ismail? tough Heisman call There is a $5 registration fee and a $4 rec membership card required at the lime of registration. Washington State when they came back runner, receiver or kick returner. The By RICK WARNER player? Will Notre Dame get its eighth Heisman or will BYU get its first? from 22 points down to win.” average length of an Ismail touchdown The Associated Press Lacrosse officials needed “It’s lough,” says ESPN’s Beano Cook, Critics point to Dclmcr’s 24 intercep­ was an amazing 64 yards. tions in 517 attempts, but Corso says ‘Tve been covering college football The Northern Connecticut Lacrosse Officials’ associa­ NEW YORK — Slats vs. speed. Great who voted for Detmer. “It’s like trying to tion needs officials for the 1991 spring season. Those in­ choose between Jefferson and Lincoln.” that’s about the average ratio for a passer. since the 1950s, and I’ve never seen a SCOREBOARD arm vs. great legs. Consistency vs. ver­ more dangerous player,” Heisman voter terested may contact Dave Lcctc at 742-1128 or Joe Colorado running back Eric Bieniemy, He also refutes skeptics who think Det­ satility. mer is just the product of a pass-happy of­ Ron Bliss of the Kingsport (Tenn.) 113. (elbowing), 15:15; Kasatonov, NJ (roughing), Oliva at 563-7116. 'Those arc just some of the conuasts be­ Virginia quarterback Shawn Moore and Golden Stale 33 27 30 29— 119 15:15; Boschman, NJ (tripping), 17:41; LaForv- Seniors Challenge scores Houston quarterback David Klinglcr also fense. Times-News told USA Today. Orlando 32 27 32 22— 113 tains, NY (holding), 19:24. tween Brigham Young’s Ty Detmer and Basketball PRINCEVILLE, Hawaii (AP) — Scores Friday 3-Point goals— Golden State 1-8 (Richmond Hockey Third Period— 7, Now Jersey, Daneyko 4 Golf had great seasons, but Detmer and Ismail in the secorto round of the Seniors Challenge Ross Camp Coach of the Year Notre Dame’s Raghib “Rocket” Ismail, “In the three years before Detmer (be­ All you need to know about Ismail’s (MacLean), 3:04 (sh). 8, New Tfark, Volek 8 1-3, Mullin 0-1, Tolbert 8 1 , Higgins 0-3), Orlan­ played on the 6,826-yard, Par-72 Prince course; — both juniors — are clearly a notch came a full-time starter), BYU didn’t win (Nylund, King), 4:12 (pp). 9, New Jersey, NEW HAVEN (AP) — Bobby Ross of unbeaten Geor­ the two leading contenders for the Heis­ value is this: Notre Dame lost only twice, do 7-16 (Scotl 6-10, Skilos 1-5, Smith 0-1). George Archer 70-69— 139 above the rest. NBA standings Fouled out—None. Ftebounds— Golden State Lemieux 9 (Boschman, Kasatonov), 12:32 10, the WAC championship and dropped out J.C. Finney scores Dale Douglass 70- 70— 140 gia Tech was named college football Coach Of 'The Year man Trophy. and both times he saw limited action be­ 58 (Tolbert 11), Orlando 61 (Smith 11). As­ NHL standings New Jersey, Brown 2 (Stastny, Albelin), 17:10 With a game remaining against Hawaii, EASTERN CONFERENCE TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) — Scores Bob Brua 71- 70— 141 One of them seems certain to win the of the national leaders in passing and total cause of a thigh injury. sists— Golden State 32 (Hardaway 18), Orlando WALES CONFERENCE (sh). Penalties— Nonwood, NJ (hooking), 225; by the Walter Camp Foundation on Friday. JO Atlantic Division Friday attar the second round of the $1 million Tommy Aaron 70- 73— 143 Detmer has already broken Andre Ware’s 26 (Skiles 10). Total louls— Golden State 26, Patrick Division Norwood. NJ, major-game misconduct (high- award when the announcement is made offense,” Corso says. “Since he took over, “Rocket is the best player in the W L Pet. GB J.C. Penney Classic on the Copperhead course Billy Casper 71- 73— 144 The team, with a 9-0-1 record, is ranked second in the W L T P t« GF QA sticking), 14:23. single-season record for passing yardage Boston 12 2 .857 — Orlando 28. A— 15,077. al Innisbrook. The men play a 7,131 yard layout Don January 74- 7 1 -1 4 5 Associated Press poll, and is heading for the Citrus Bowl Saturday al the Downtown Athletic Club. they’ve won two WAC titles and been country,” says John Pruett of the NY Rangers 16 8 5 37 111 78 Overtime—None, Penalties—King, NY (hold­ PNIadelphia 10 6 .625 3 and the women play a 6,400-yard layouL F^r for Loo Elder 72- 7 3 -1 4 5 with 4,869 and needs only two touch­ either first or second in passing and total PNIadelphia 17 10 2 36 107 07 ing), 3:13; Lemieux, NJ (roughing), 3:13; Pilon, — its first New Year’s Day bowl appearance in 25 years. But which one? Huntsville (Ala.) Times. “When he New Y)fk 6 7 .462 51/2 Pistons 96,76ers 94 both Is 71: Harold Henning 73- 73— 146 down passes to break Jim McMahon’s New Jersey 13 10 3 29 99 86 NY (slashing), 3:21; MacL-ean, NJ (cross- offense. It’s not the system; it’s Ty Det­ Miami 5 9 .357 7 Bob Erickson 71- 75— 146 The voting was done by college coaches and college Detmer apparently has the edge, ac­ wasn’t in the game, Notre Dame strug­ PHILADELPHIA (94) Washington 14 14 0 28 95 91 checkirrg), 3:21, NCAA career mark of 84. He has thrown New Jersey 5 10 .333 71/2 Howie Johnson 72- 75— 147 cording to a survey of Heisman voters by mer.” gled. When he was, they did good Barkley 9-15 3-5 22, Mahorn 3-6 3-3 9. Pittsburgh 11 12 2 24 103 99 Shots on goal— New Tbrk 8-4-4-0— 16. New sports information directors. Washington 4 10 .286 8 Penny Hammel-Jay Delsing 68-67— 135 Al Kelley 72-7 7 -1 49 for more than 300 yards in 23 consecutive Gminski 511 1-1 11, Hawkins 7-18 5 5 20, NY Islanders 9 14 2 20 70 94 Jersey 9-7-11-0— 27. USA Today. Detmer received 88 more Statistically speaking, Ismail can’t things.” Central Division Barbara Mucha-Davld Peoples 65-70— 135 Jerry Barber 75- 74— 149 Green 8-11 0-0 16, Bol 0-1 0-0 0. Anderson games and set or tied 26 NCAA passing Detroit 13 2 .867 — Adams Division Power-play Opportunities— New York 2 ol 7; Shirley Furlong-Gary Ffallberg 63-72— 135 Seymour Ftose 71-81— 152 points and 20 more first-place voles than compare with Detmer. But no one 3-12 8 0 6, Williams 1-2 2-2 4, Oliver 1-10-0 2, 14 7 4 32 80 73 Milwaukee 10 4 .714 21/2 Boston New Jersey 1 of 3. Tina f^rtzor-Tom Purtzer 66-71— 137 Mike Fetchick 74- 78— 152 Pawtucket Red Sox cited and total offense records. matches the Rocket when it comes to all- However, some voters consider Ismail Turner 2-3 0-0 4, F^yne 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-80 62 Ismail in the poll, which included nearly Chicago 9 6 .600 4 Montreal 13 11 3 29 82 Goalies—New York, Healy, 5-5-2 (27 Both Daniel-Davis Love III 67-70— 137 Dow Finstorwald 77-77— 154 14-16 94. 80 PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) — A baseball magazine has around ability and big plays. a part-time player. Cleveland 9 7 .563 41/2 Hartford 10 11 4 24 72 shots-22 saves). New Jersey, Terreri, 1 8 5 1 Cindy Figg-Currior-Bob Estes 69-69— 138 Don Schupport 79-76— 155 30 percent of the eligible voters. “And his stats are not padded,” says DETROIT (96) 24 74 Ctiariotte 6 7 .533 5 Buffalo 9 9 6 75 (16-11). Tammio Groon-Donnio Ffammond 68-70— 138 Jimmy Powell 81-77— 158 awarded the Pawtucket Red Sox top minor league team Lee Corso, one of Cook’s colleagues at Ismail accounted for 157 all-purpose “I think Rocket Ismail is perhaps the Rodman 2-2 3-4 7, Edwards 8-18 2-2 18, The choice is difficult. Who do you Indiana 5 10 .333 8 Quebec 4 18 5 13 71 122 A— 15,071. Dottia Mochrie-Dan Forsman 67-71— 138 Bill Johnston 77-82— 159 Laimbeer 5-12 1-2 11, Dumars 10-18 4-7 24, honors. ESPN. “Only seven of his 38 touchdown yards per game this season, scored six best athlete and big-play guy, but I feel Atlanta 4 10 .286 81/2 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Releree— Mark Faucette. Linesmen— Kevin N an ^ Lopoz-Jay FTaas 65-73— 138 vole for, the most prolific single-season WESTERN CONFERENCE Thomas 4-14 3-5 11, Johnson 2-6 2-4 6, Norris Division Coliins, F^t Dapuzzo. Missio MrkSoorg^im Thorpe 70-69— 139 The award from Baseball America is given to teams passer in college football history or the passes this season were in the fourth touchdowns and gained an average of 14 the Heisman Trophy winner should be an Midwest Division Aguirre 6-9 0-0 13, Salley 0-0 0-0 0, Bedford W L T P ts GF GA Sherri Stoinhauer-Andy North 68-71— 139 that demonstrate high standards of success year after game’s most versatile and exciting quarter and three of those were against yards every lime he touched the ball as a every-snap player,” TBS’ Bob Neal says. W L Pet. GB 3-5 0-0 6, Rollins 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 40-84 15-24 Chicago 17 8 2 36 90 65 Dale Eggoling-Brad Faxon 69-70— 139 Radio, TV San Antomo 8 4 .667 — 96. St. Louis 15 7 3 33 88 69 Cathy Gorring-Leonard Thompson 67-72— 139 year, both in the ballpark and in the front office. Clubs 94 Utah 7 6 .538 11/2 Philadelphia 29 27 15 23—94 Detroit 12 10 3 27 93 Martha Nauso-Larry Mize 68-71— 139 are eligible to win just once every three years. Houston 6 7 .533 11/2 Detroit 13 28 24 31— 96 Minnesota 5 15 6 16 67 92 Football Pal Bradley-Bill Glasson 68-71 — 139 Today “Don’t get fooled into thinking Pawtucket is success­ Dallas 6 6 .500 2 3-Point goals—Philadelphia 2-7 (Hawkins Toronto 5 22 1 11 75 130 Laurie Ftinker-Larry Ftinker 68-72— 140 Minnesota 5 9 .357 4 1-2, Barkley 1-3, Anderson 0-1, Turner 0-1), Smythe Division Dab Hichard-Gary Koch 69-71 — 140 Noon — College football: Texas AfiiM at ful only because of it’s location and affiliation," the Pistons hold off 76ers, 96-94 Denver 3 11 .214 6 Detroit 1-2 (Aguirre 1-1, Thomas 0-1). Fouled 1 os Angeles 16 6 3 35 107 70 Heisman statistics Cathy Morse-Stan Utley 69-71— 140 Texas. Chanr^l 3 magazine wrote in its Dec. 25 issue. “That’s a big part of Tarkanian still Orlando 3 12 .200 61/2 out—None. Rebounds—Philadelphia 45 Calgary 14 9 3 31 109 83 Pam Wright-Jim Ftallot 71-70— 141 12:30 p.m. — Tennis: Davis Cup- USA vs. Pacific Division (Mahorn, Gminski 8), Detroit 51 (Laimbeer 11). Vancouver 12 12 2 26 78 86 Statistics for the top four candidates for the Kristi Albors-Brian Clear 69-72— 141 Australia, doubles. ESPN iU sure. But the city of less than 70,000 hasn’t always AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Assists— Philadelphia 21 (Green 6), Detroit 22 Winnipeg 9 15 3 21 91 95 Heisman Trophy to bo awarded Saturday at the Caroline Keggi-Billy Mayfair 71-70— 141 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: Indiana vs. Finland 12 1 .923 — been enamored of baseball. The Red Sox logo alone Joe Dumars scored 16 of his 24 (Johnson 8). Total louls— Philadelphia 21, Edmonton 7 14 2 16 67 71 The Downtown Athletic Club. The lour players Betsy King-Doug Towell 69-72— 141 Louisville. Chs. 8,40 upset with NCAA Phoenix 6 4 .667 31/2 are: OB Ty Detmer ol Brigham Young; Ftaghib won’t sell tickets.” Golden Slate 10 6 .625 31/2 Detroit 19. Technical— Detroit illegal delense. Friday's Games Elaine Crosby-Miko Smith 69-73— 142 2 p.m. — Golf: J.C. Pennoy Classic, third points in the second half Friday Ismail, runner-receiver-returner from Notre LA Lakers 7 5 .583 41/2 Ejection— Barkley. A—21,454. Philadelphia 5. N.Y. Rangers 1 Chris Johnson-Brad Bryant 68-74— 142 round, USA The winners of the second annual Bob Freitas Award night as the Detroit Pistons survived Dame; RB Eric Bieniomy ol Colorado; and OB 3 p.m. — College football: Auburn at By ROBERT MACY LA Clippers 6 8 .429 61/2 N.Y. Islanders 5, New Jersey 5. tie Catherine Johnston-Willie Wood 68-74— 142 Shawn Moore of Virginia; Alabama, Channel 3. Channel 3 were set to be honored at the National Association An­ a 13-point first quarter to win their Soattle 4 7 .364 7 How AP Top 25 fared Montreal 4, Washington 3 Susie Rodman-Paul Azinger 70-72— 142 The Associated Press Rushing 4 p.m. — College basketball; Kentucky vs. Sacramento 1 12 .077 11 1. UNLV (0-0) did not piay. Saturday: vs. Minnesota at Winnipeg, (n) Laura Davios-CN Chi Rodriguez 71-71— 142 nual Winter Meeting this week in Los Angeles. 10th consecutive game, 96-94 over Car Yds Avg YdsPg Notre Dame. Chs. 8,40 Friday's Games Alabema-Birmingham at Vancouver, B.C. Saturday's Games JoAnneCarnor-MikeHill 65-77—142 Detmer 65 1 24 1.9 11.3 4 p.m. — College basketball: Michigan State the Philadelphia 76ers. Cleveland 101, Atlanta 93 2. Arizona (5-0) did not play. Saturday: vs. Chicago at DetroiL 1:05 p.m. Nancy Bfown-Konny Knox 68-74— 142 LAS VEGAS — UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian is Ismail 6 7 537 8.0 48.8 vs. Bowling Green, SportsChannel St. Johns beats Niagara Boston 123, Washington 95 Long Beach State. N.Y. Ftangers at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Amy Alcott-Stove F=ato 67-75— 142 Charles Barkley led Philadelphia Bieniemy 288 1628 5.7 148.0 4 p.m. — College football; Miami at San still upset with the NCAA despite an unprecedented Golden State 119, Orlando 113 3. Arkansas (4-1) did not play. Saturday: vs. Edmonton at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Meg Mallon-Chris Perry 69-74— 143 with 22 points before being ejected Moore 94 404 3.3 30.6 Diego State, ESPN NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) — Junior guard Jason reprieve that will allow his Runnin’ Rebels to defend Detroit 96, Ptiiladelphia 94 Kansas State. Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. Lynn Connelly-Buddy Gardner 66-77— 143 7 p.m. — Rangers at Bruins. NESN for elbowing Dennis Rodman in the CNcago 124, Indiana 95 4. North Carolina (2-0) vs. South Carolina at Buffalo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Sherri Turner-Kenny Perry 67-76— 143 Buchanan scored a game-high 18 points, 10 in the open­ their national title. Passing 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at 76ers. Channel 18. New York at Milwaukee, (n) Charlotte, N.C.; Saturday: vs. Houston or Iowa Calgary at Montreal, 8:05 p.m Kris Tschetler-Ftoborl Gamez 71-72— 143 face with 7:32 left in the game. Hcr- Att Cmp Yds Tds WILI (AM-1400) ing six minutes, to lead No. 21 St. John’s to a 66-49 vic­ Tarkanian said Friday he should never have been Minnesota at Utah, (n) State at Charlotte. N.C. Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m Dawn Coe-Oave Barr 70-74— 144 Detmer 517 339 4869 38 7:30 p.m. — Hornets at Knicks, MSG. WFAN tory over Niagara on Friday night. sey Hawkins added 20 points for the Saturday's Games 5. Michigan State (1-1) did not play. Satur­ New Jersey at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. Colleen Walker-Keith Clearwater 72-72— 144 targeted by the NCAA in the first place. Moore 241 144 2262 21 (AM-660) Chicago at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. day: at Bowling Green. Toronto at Los Angelos, 10:35 p.m. Maggie Will-Kirk Triplett 74-70— 144 Buchanan was joined in double figures by junior for­ “It’s kind of sad in a way,” said Tarkanian, prepar­ 76crs. Sunday's Games Bieniemy 1 1 15 0 Jane Crafter-Ted Schulz 70-74— 144 7:30 p.m. — Oilers at Whalers, SportsCharv Golden Stale at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 6. Alabama (2-10) lost to No. 19 Southern James Edwards had 18 points for Detroit at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Juli fnksler-MIke Sullivan 71-73— 144 nel. WTIC (AM-1080) ward Malik Sealy, who had 14 points, and junior center ing his top-ranked Rebels for their season opener Orlando at Now Jersey, 7:30 p.m Mississippi 84-82. Tuesday: at Wichita State Edrrwnton at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m Amy Benz-John Houston 70-74— 144 7:30 p.m. — College football: Florida at Robert Werdann, who had 10. Junior Sean Schiano led Detroit, including 14 in the second Charlotte at New 'rbrk, 730 p.m. 7. Syracuse (3-0) did not play. Saturday: vs. Heisman Trophy winners Saturday against Alabama-Birmingham in Vancouver, Cindy Ftarick-Bob Gilder 69-75— 144 Florida State, SporsChannet Boston at PNIadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Cornell. Calgary at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Niagara with 10 points. half, as the Pistons rallied from an The list of the winners of the Heisman Trophy British Columbia. “I’m very happy this year’s team Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 8. Duke (4-1) did not play. Saturday: vs. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Donna White-Bill Britton 72-73— 145 with their school and position: Sunday Sealy scored ^1 but four of his points in the first half 18-point first-half deficit. Sacramento at Houston, 8:30 p.m. North Carolina Charlotte. St. Louis at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. Vicki Fergon-Mike Hulborl 71-74— 145 can play. But I’m disappointed next year’s team won’t 1989— Arxlre VWre, Houston, QB Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 9. Georgetown (2-0) did not play. Saturday: Debbie Massey-Mark McCumber 70-76— 146 1 p.m. — Tennis: Davis Cup- USA vs. when the Redmen (3-0) pulled away from the smaller be able to play. Detroit scored the last 9 points of 1988— Barry Sarxiers. Oklahoma State, RB LA Clippers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. vs. Southern Indiana. NHL results Kathy Ftostfewait-Jim Dent 71-76— 147 Australia, singles, ESPN and slower Purple Eagles (1-2). 1987—Tim Brown, Notre Dame. WR “It’s not fair that next year’s team has to sit out. It LA Lakers at Ptioenix, 9:30 p.m. 10. Indiana (3-1) did not play. Saturday: vs. Lauri Morton-Jooy Sindolar 71-76— 147 1 p.m. — Chiefs al Patriots. Channel 30, 1986—Vinny Testaverde, Miami. Fla., QB Miserable shooting from the floor in the first half (5- Portland at Seattle, 10 p.m. Louisville at the Hoosier Dome. Canadiens 4, Capitals 3 FTosie Jones-John Mahaffey 73-74— 147 WPOP (AM-1410) wasn’t fair in 1977 and it’s not fair now. You can’t 1985— Bo Jackson, Auburn. TB Sunday's Games 11. Ohio State (2-0) did not play. Saturday: Montreal 1 2 1— 4 Lori Garbaez-Tommy Armour III 74-73— 147 1 p.m. — Eagles at Bills, Channel 3 for-28) combined with eight steals by St. John’s put the NBA Roundup 1984—Doug Flutie, Boston College. QB argue with the NCAA. It gets to the point that you’re Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m vs. 'rfaungstown Stale. ^shington 2 0 1—3 Missie Berteotti-Rocco Mediate 76-73— 149 4 p.m. — Jets at Chargers. Channel 30 1983—Mike Rozier, Nebraska, TB Purple Eagles out of the game early. happy if you get anything from them.” Minnesota at LA Clippers, 9 p.m. 12. UCLA (3-0) did not play. Sunday: vs. First Period— 1, Washington. Hatcher 10, Jan Stophenson-Billy Andrade 70-79— 149 4 p.rn. — FTaiders at Broncos, Channel 22 1982—Herschel Vfelker, Georgia. HB the third quarter, triggered by a pair Utah at Portland, 10 p.m. Loyola Marymounl. (Pivonka. Tatarirwv), 4:41 (pp). 2, Montreal, Susan &ndors-Tom Byrum 73-76— 149 8 p.m. — Fuckers at Vikings, ESFI^ The NCAA Infractions Committee agreed 1981—Marcus Allen, Southern Cal, TB Spira pleads innocent of jump shots by Bill Laimbeer, who 13 Pittsburgh (3-0) did not play. Saturday: at Chorske 5 (Lebeau), 15:54. 3, l^shington, Thursday to allow the Rebels to compete in SL Francis, Pa 1980— George Rogers. South Carolina, HB Hunter 6 (Druce, Joyce), 17:59. Penal­ NEW YORK (AP) — Gambler Howard Spira, charged missed six of his first seven at­ NBA results 14. Georgia Tech (2-0) did not play. Saturday: 1979—Charles White, Southern Cal, TB postseason play next spring, reversing an edict handed ties— Dufresne, Mon (holding), 4:32; MDler, Was 1978— Billy Sims, Oklahorr«i, HB tempts. That left the Pistons with a at RichmorxJ. with trying to extort money from New York Yankees (holding), 8:43; Skrudland, Mon (roughing), 1977—Earl Campbell. Texas, FB down July 20 that would have banned the club. 'The Celtics 123, Bullets 95 15. Connecticut (3-0) did not play. Thursday: 71-65 deficit going into the final 19:31; Hunter. Was (roughirvg), 19:31; Odelein, 1976—Tony Dorsetl, Pittsburgh, HB owner George Stcinbrenner, pleaded innocent Friday to WASHINGTON (95) at No. 4 North Carolina. Rebels return four starters from the team that whipped Mon (high-sticking), 20:00. 1975— Archie Griffin, Ohio State, HB period. King 9-23 4-5 Grant 8-14 5-5 21, Jones 16. Virginia (2-2) lost to Now Orleans 60-55; an expanded indictment that his lawyer called “a turkey.” Second Period— 4. Montreal. Lebeau 10. 1974—Archie Griffin, Ohio State, HB Duke 103-73 to win the title. 2-4 1-2 5, Workman 5-12 3-6 13, Walker 3-8 6-8 Saturday: vs. Winthrop. Two buckets by Dumars, the 2:26. 5. Montreal. Pedersen 5 (Desjardins, 1973—John Cappelletti, Penn State, HB The prosecutor, Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregory UNLV players have declined to comment on the 12, Ellison 0-3 1 -4 1 , Eacklos 3-8 1-2 7, Ham­ 17. Georgia (4-0) boat Armstrong State Schr>eidef), 10’.20 (pp). Penalties— May, Wfas 1972—Johnny Rodgers. Nebraska, FL second on a goallending call against monds 2-4 0-0 4, Alarie 2-5 0-1 4, Foster 0-2 70-54. Saturday (Doc. 8): at Mercer. Kchoe, asked that Spira’s bail be revoked because he al­ decision, on the instructions of Tarkanian. (elbowing), 9:34; Odelein, Mon, major (fighting), 1971—F^t Sullivan, Auburn. QB 2-2 2. Errglish 2-4 0 0 4. Totals 36-87 23-35 95. 18. Oklahoma (3-1) did not play. Saturday: Hawkins, pulled the Pistons into a 11:58; Kypreos, Was (fighting). 11:58; Joyce, 1970—Jim Runkett, Stanford, QB legedly committed one of the three new crimes while The university agreed to accept a penalty proposed BOSTON (123) vs. Arrgelo State. Was (holding), 12:23. CLEARED 77-77 tie with 7:48 left. Rodman 1969—Steve Owens, Oklahoma, HB Bird 8-20 2-2 21, Gamble 6-12 4-4 16, Parish 19. Southern Mississippi (1-0) boat No. 6 free on bond. by the committee that will allow the Rebels to defend Third Period—6, Washington, Pivonka 9 1968— O.J. Simpson, Southern Cal, TB 1- 6 8 8 10, Shaw 8 18 0-0 16, Lewis 4-12Alabama 2-2 84-82. Monday: vs. Hawaii Loa. But U.S. District Judge Louis L. Stanton of Manhattan followed with a pair of free throws (Tatarinov), :53. 7, Montreal. Cassols 3 (Savard, 1967—Gary Boton, UCLA, QB their title, but will prohibit the 1991-92 team from 10, McHale 8 1 3 2-2 18, Brown 8-9 2-2 18, 20. LSU (2-1) boat No. 22 Texas 101-87. Tha Associated Press Keane), 14:27. Penalties— Keane, Mon (un­ 1966—Steve Spurrier. Florida, QB refused to jail Spira, ruling that he posed no threat to the after Barkley’s ejection to put Kleino 0-1 0-0 0. Smith 1-3 0-0 2. Pinckney 1-2 Friday (Doc. 7): vs. Chapman, live television or postseason play. 'Tlic decision sportsmanlike conduct). 14:27; May, Was (un­ 1965—Mike Garrett, Southern Cal, 1 B Detroit ahead for the first lime since OLD BUDDIES — Philadelphia’s Rick Mahorn (44) bumps 0 0 2, Popson 4-4 2-2 10, Vrankovic 0-0 0-0 0. 21. SL John's (3-0) beat Niagara 66-49. Wed­ safety of the community. sportsmanlike conduct), 14'27. 1964—John Huarto, Notre Dame, QB prompted an outcry from some schools, including Totals 49-100 22-22 1 23. nesday: vs. No. 14 Georgia Tech at the Capital Shots on goal—Montreal 8-9-7—24. early in the game. old teammate Bill Laimbeer of Detroit during their game VTashinglon 22 21 32 20— 95 1963—Roger Slaubach. Navy, QB Kansas. The Jayhawks, national champions in 1988, Centre. \^shington 11-7-6— 24. 'The lead changed hands nine Boston 18 34 34 37— 123 1962—Terry Baker, Oregon Slate, QB Friday night at the Palace in Auburn Hills. Michigan. The Pis­ 22. Texas (1-1) lost to No. 20 LSU; 101-87 Power-play Opportunities— Montreal 1 of 3; Boston College beats Drexel were banned from defending their title because of 3-Point goals—Washington 0 1 (Walker 0-1), 1961—Ernie Davis. Syracuse. HB limes before Hawkins hit a pair of Tuesday: vs. No. 18 Oklahoma. Washington 1 of 2. NCAA violations. Boston 3-6 (Bird 3-4, Shaw 0-1, Smith 0-1). I960—Joe Bellino, Navy. FHB tons won their 10th straight game, 96-94. 23. Missouri (1-1) did not play. Saturday: vs. Goalies—Montreal, Bergeron, 2-2-0 (24 BOSTON (AP) — Lior Ardilli scored 13 points to lift free throws to give Philadelphia a Fouled out— None, Ftebounds—Washington 50 1959—Billy Cannon. LSU. HB TTie school challenged last July’s ruling and ob­ Oregon. shots-21 saves). Washington, Beeupre, 2-4-0 Boston College to an 83-62 win over Drexel University (Walker 12), Boston 64 (Parish 15). As­ 1958—Pete Dawkins, Army, HB 94-92 lead with 1:19 left. Edwards 24 Villanova (2-1) did not play. Monday: at (24-20). tained a rehearing Oct. 28, at which time it offered al­ sists—Washington 26 (Workman 6). Boston 27 1957—John David Crow, Texas A&M. HB in the semifinals of the BC Basketball Classic. connected on a hook shot to tic the Warriors 119, Magic 113: In Or­ Pennsylvania A— 15,887. Cavaliers 101, Hawks 93: In At­ 1 (Drown 6). Total fouls—Washington 17, Boston 1956—F^ul Hornung, Notre Dame. QB ternative penalties. Among them was a provision sug­ 25. Louisville (0-0) did not play. Saturday: vs. Referee—Don Koharski. Linesmen—Ray Arditti hit on three-point shots in four tries as the score with 1:07 to go and Laimbeer lanta, Brad Daugherty scored 30 lando, - Chris Mullin scored 28 24. A- 14,890. No. 10 Indiana at the Hoosier Dome. 1955— Ffoward Cassady, Qhio Slate, HB gested by Tarkanian that he would sit out tournament Scapmello, Gord Broseker. 1954—Alan Ameche. Wisconsin, FB Eagles (3-1) charged to a 41-24 lead at halftime in the put the Pistons ahead 95-94 when he points and Milch Richmond scored play. points and Larry Nance 22, includ­ Cavaliers 101, Hawks 93 Islanders 5, Devils 5 1953—John Lattner, Notre Dame, HB first meeting between the two schools. hit the first of two free throws with ing a crucial shot with 1:54 remain­ 9 crucial fourth-quarter points 1952—Billy Vessels, Oklahoma. HB TAKE-OTF TTie NCAA responded with two alternatives: have CLEVELAND (101) 1951—Dick Kazmaier, Princeton, HB Bill Curley scored 11 points, and Corey Beasley and 22 seconds remaining. ing, as the Cleveland Cavaliers Friday night as the Golden State Transactions NY Islanders 2 2 1 0— 5 Tarkanian sit out 1991 tournament play and ban the Brown 2 3 3-3 7. Nance 9-14 4-5 22, Now Jersey 2 0 3 0—5 1950—Vic Janowicz. Ohio State, HB David Hinton had ten each for Boston College. Mike Gminski was fouled while defeated Atlanta 101-93 Friday Warriors handed the Orlando Magic Daugherty 12-18 6-8 30, Paddio 3-12 1-1 7, First Period— 1. New Jersey, MacLean 16 1949—Loon HarL Notre Dame, E Rebels from the 1992 tournament, or ban the team Price 4 8 3-4 12, Ehio 5-13 0-0 10, Ferry 1-1 Drexel (0-3) had a 15-point performance from Michael rebounding Laimbccr’s miss and the night, the Hawks’ ninth consecutive their sixth straight loss, 119-113. BASKETBALL (Stastny. Muller), 2:12 (pp). 2. New 'ibrk, Sutter 1948—Doak Walker. SMU. HB 2- 2 4, Kerr 2-6 2-3 7, Morton 0-7 0-0 0, from the 1992 tournament and pass up any TV ap­ National Baskelball Association 11 (Flatley, Norton), 6:42. 3. Now Jersey, 1947—John Lujack, Notre Dame, QB Thompson, 12 from Jonathan Raab and 11 from Clarence Sixers got the ball out of bounds. loss. Richmond, slowed by foul trouble Chiovous 1-1 0-0 2, Totals 39-83 21-26 101. LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Placed Tony Brown 1 (Driver. Terreri), 7:03. 4, New Yark, 1946—Glenn Davis, Army, HB Armstrong. pearances in the 1991-92 season. The school chose most of the game, hit a turnaround ATLANTA (93) But Hawkins missed a 17-fooler The losing streak is the longest Brown, guard, on the injured list. Activated Ir­ Flatley 6 (Chyzowski, Norton). 9:02 (pp), Penal­ 1945—Doc BlarKhard, Army. MB the latter. Wilkins 10-23 5-5 25, Willis 5-12 1-6 12, Kon- The Eagles face Arkansas State University in the finals with two seconds left. jumper to snap a 109-109 lie with ving Thomas, forward, from the injured list ties—Ludwig, NY (elbowing), :41; Ciger, NJ 1944—Los Horvath. Ohio Slate, QB for the Hawks since the 1981 team cak 3-4 OT) 6, Rivers 8-15 0-0 16, Webb 1-3 2-2 “It’s probably better,” Tarkanian said Friday. “At Continental Basketball Association (high-sticking), 7:37; Dalgarno. NY (slashing), 1943—Angelo FJertolli, Notre Dame. QB Saturday night. Drexel takes on Wagner in the consola­ Vinnie Johnson got the rebound lost 10 in a row. They also have lost just under two minutes to play, then 4, Ferrell 3-5 0-0 6, Battle 4-9 0-0 8, Malone 3-5 SAN JOSE JAMMERS—Placed Darren Tillis, 14:32; Shanahan, NJ (slashing), 14:32; Vukota, 1942—Frank Sinkwich. Georgia, HB least it gives this year’s kids a chance. 'They’re a added four free throws down the 2-4 8, Robinson 3-11 1-3 8.Totals 40-87 11-20 tion game. and made the second of two free five consecutive games at home. center, on the injured list. Activated Jon Taylor, NY (interference), 16:25; Albelin, NJ (slashing), 1941—Bruce Smith, Minnesota, FfB group of very special kids, and they deserve a chance stretch to enable Golden Stale to im­ 9 93. center, from the suspended-resenre list 18:55. 1940—Tom Harrrwn. Michigan, HB throws with a second to play. Atlanta never trailed in the first Cleveland 31 28 25 17—101 1939—Nile Kinnick. Iowa. HB to defend their title.” FOOTBALL Second F’eriod— 5, New York. Volek 7 (Sutter, Detroit used a 7-0 run, featuring a prove its record to 10-6 — the Atlanta 35 30 11 17— 93 1938—Davoy O'Brien. Texas Crislian. QB NBA levies fines half, but never recovered after National Football League Dalgarno). 10:00. 6. Now Yark. LaFontaine 16 Thursday’s decision may have closed the final 3-Point goals—Cleveland 2 8 (Price 1-2, Kerr 1937—Clint Frank, Vblo, HB team’s best start since the 1975-76 PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Waived Lorenzo (Volek. Ludwig), 13:47. Penalties—Conacher, three-point play off a drive by Isiah Cleveland oulscored the Hawks 1- 2, EhIo 0-1, Morton 0-1, Paddio 0-2), Atlanta 1936—Larry Kelley, Yale, E NSMWAS NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA fined eight players chapter in Tarkanian’s 13-ycar battle with the NCAA, season. Davis, wide receiver, Acitvated Tunch llkin, ol- NJ, major-game misconduct (high-sticking), ;53; 25-11 in the third period. 2 - 10 (Willis 1-1, Robinson 1-2, Webb 0-1, from the Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons a total of Thomas. lerisivo tackle, from the injured reserve list. Dalgarno, NY (slashing), 1:38; Chyzowski. NY 1935—Jay Benvangor. Chicago, HB but it failed to soothe any bitterness. Rivers 0-3, Battle 0 3), Fouled out— None. HOCKEY $6,750 on Friday for their roles in an altercation during a Rotrounds^ -Cleveland 50 (Nance, Daugherty “Their decisions have hurt our program tremen­ See our line of Honda snowthrowers from 5HP 81 IP game this week. dously,” Tarkiuiian said. “'The penalty we’re paying is 13), Atlanta 55 (Wilkins 11). Assists—Cleveland NEW YORK RANGERS—Recalled Tie Domi, • Reliable 4-stroke engines 28 (thico 7). Atlanta 26 (Webb 7). 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Diane Keaton Smooth Operators g David Rasche (In Slereo) Bender (R) Conscience Lives Forever Insider Program Program Program Program Program | jamin.” 0 14 -MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1, 1990—15 K rr -N' CARLYLE by U r r y W rigM 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 24 INVESTMENT 32 APARTMENTS FOR FOR SALE PROPERTY ______RENT______ONE FLOOR EASY- RICHARD ROAD-10 plus NEW CAPES-To be built Living attractive Colonial with slate roof. on up to 5 acres in MANCHESTER-2 EAMSTRESS MANCHESTER-lm- fireplace living room This spectacular home Coventry. Choose your Bedroom Townhouse. WANTED-Take over mediate occupancy. 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 lot, colors and that’s warm and is set on a beautiful $109,900. Nice unit in long established Bridal Bedroom Duplex. $660 inviting. Sunny yard that materials. $139,900-up. Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 landscapped loti Call very small Condo com­ Shop Business. Superb plus utilities. Security/ N o tic e s Musical Items...... Philips Real Estate, Investment Property ...... 24 Merchandise invites children. A super Vivian Ferguson, plex with a total of 6 opportunity for am­ references. 649-2003. Lojf/Found...... 01 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 Business Property...... 25 buy in the $130’s. Call Blanchard & Rossetto 742-1450. units. Deck off kitchen. bitious person. Personals...... 02 Spccioli^Dc|^if! | Holldoy Seasonal...... 71 Pets ond Supplies...... *6 Barbara Weinberg, Re/ F Resort Property...... 26 Miscellaneous for Sole...... 17 Real Estate, 646-2482. Lots of yard area. $25,000. Philips Real MANCHESTER-3 Announcements...... 03 Antiques ond Collectibles...... 72 Mortoooes...... 27 Tog Soles...... •• Max Real Estate, 647- "She’s Selling Houses!" NOT A CREATURE WAS CHFA ApprovedI Estate, 742-1450. Bedrexjm. Washer/dryer A u c t io n s ...... 04 Wonted to Buy...... 28 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 jFInanclal...... 05 S ervices Clothing...... 73 Wonted to Buy/Trade...... *9 1419. STIRRING...Not even a Owner’s to pay $4,000 hookup. Oakland Flooring...... 58 Furniture...... 74 F mousel Settle in and towards closing costs. Street. $650/month. Employment & Education R en tals Child Core...... 51 Electricol...... 59 DW Fish Real Estate, Security. References. Cleaning Services...... 52 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 make the best of the IRED OF MAKING [Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 ' Lawn C a re...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Mochlnery ond Tools...... 76 A u to m o tiv e long winter ahead in the 643-1591. OTHER PEOPLE 649-4820 or 646-4412. Help Wanted...... 11 Aportments for Rent...... 32 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 immaculate 4 room ex­ F SItuotlon Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Gardening...... 77 RICH? Established MANCHESTER-2 and 3 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars for Sale...... 91 FACTS ABOUT FAX pandable Cape Cod Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eot...... 78 Convenience Store. Room apartments. Polntlng/Poperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Instruction...... 14 Store/Ottice Space...... 35 Condo at Wetherall Vil­ Steady and strong Security. 646-2426. Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Camper's/Trollers...... 93 lage in Manchester. Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 growth. Room for addi­ Weekdays 9-5. Industrial Property...... 37 Ideal for the retiree or tional lines. Excellent SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Serylces...... 95 MANCHESTER-Available Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 young single just start­ location. High traffic Homes for Sale...... 21 Roommotes Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 ing out. Central air, all immediately. Redeco­ C all for more Information! count. Offered below Condominiums lor Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 643-2711 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wonted to Buy/Trade...... 98 appliances, 1st floor appraised value. rated 1 bedroom. Large laundry, full basement, Coventry, $90,000. kitchen, appliances, lovely fireplace and a front/rear porch. Gas READ YOUR AD: Clotslfed odvartlttmants art Philips Real Estate, heat. $550. 646-4144. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to taken by telephone as a convenience. The 2nd floor to be finished 742-1450. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one at your convenience! MANCHESTER-5 Room, 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the doy before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only far the size of Won’t last at $114,900! 2-3 bedrooms, possible ® IMO by NEA. Inc 26 or more days: 50 cents per Tine per day. tion. For adyertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do notlessen Jackson & Jackson 31 ROOMS FOR RENT home office. 1-1/2 M inim um charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Real Estate, 647-8400. Baths, attic and cellar. corrected by on additional Insertion. 23 LOTS A LAND FOR FURNISHED-Room in All appliances. $650.00 32 APARTMENTS FOR 35 STORE ft OFFICE per month plus utilities. ON A CLEAR DAY- ______SALE______private home. Parking, RENT ______SPACE______$225,000. You can see busline, laundry and Security, references. NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Use your office fax machine to forever...from the peak LOT SlZE-1/2 acre. kitchen privileges. No pets. 643-1108. NEWER-Laro(e 6 room MANCHESTER-Main St. of Bolton Notch and this 140x100 Feet, corner References and MANCHESTER-Main St. duplex. N o pets. location, near Center As a (xindition precedent BEST DEAL IN CHESTNUTS ROASTING DECK THE HALLS!!! This MANCHESTER NEW RENT PURCHASE OR place your ad. 8 room Tudor with 4 lot. Business (B2 security. $90 per week. 1 and 2 rooms. Call Security, references St. Ideal for store/office. to the placement of any MANCHESTER-75% ON AN OPEN FIREI No e x tra -fe c ia l 7 room HOMES IN HIGHLAND BUYIII-$199,900. zoned). 500 Center St. 649-2611. PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO /(!$ Fast! It's Simple! bedrooms. Magnificient 529-7858 or 563-4438. Available immediately, 646-2426 weekdays. 9- advertisinq in the owner financing. 5 problem-this gracious Cape Cod on Benton PARK ESTATES-Start- ReducedI Owner will floor to cathedral ceiling Manchester. Reduced MANCHESTER-i Bed- $650. a month. 5. Manchester Herald, Ad­ FULL & PART-TIME ASSISTANTS Room Cape with nome offers fireplaces St. in Manchester is all ing at $189,900. take a second stone fireplace, 2-1/2 to $195,000, 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR Evenings, 643-2289. vertiser hereby agrees in both the living room mortgage on this 3 Our Fax number Is room, stove, MANCHESTER-Store or ^a r^e . $116,000. 529- set for your holiday Ranches, Capes, baths and full negotiable. 643-5153. RENT to protect, indemnify Career opportunity with CPI Corp., oper­ and master bedroom, touches! Just treated to Cobnials. Call Anne C. bedroom Ranch on 8 203- 643-7496 basement! House sits refrigerator, office for rent. Main St. and hold harmless the for cozy winter nights! 7 dishwasher, carpet. Call 529-7858 or 563- ating studios in over 800 retail stores. Successful a major facelift inside Doremus for details. ACRESI Enjoy the 2 full Send us a copy of your ad on almost 8 ACRES of 2 4 INVESTMENT ~ 3 ROOM APARTMENT- 33 CONDOMINIUMS Manchester Herald, its COVENTRY-lf you've Rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 and out, the 2nd floor is 520-8428. Open every baths, country kitchen, possible sub-dividable $500 plus utilities. 646- 4438. officers and employees candidates will participate in an intensive photog­ been waiting to pur­ Be sure to include PROPERTY Heat and hot water 5355. FOR RENT full baths, 1 St floor now finished with Sunday 1-4 pm. full walkout basement land as a bonus! Anne included. $500 per OFFICE/SPACE-1 mile to against any and all raphy and sales training program. chase your home in tip laundry, enclosed side bedroom, sifting room to private treed lot. 3- 1) The size Directions: Porter Miller Real Estate, 647- ESTABLISHED VIDEO month. Available MANCHESTER-2 Bed- MANCHESTER-2 Large 1-84. 600 Square feet, liability, loss or ex­ Good personality, motivation and neat top shape, today is your porch and 1 car garage and full bath for a total Street, right to Car garagel Owner will 2 The date you want ](Our ad to appear 8000. room duplex, quiet bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, all utilities included. pense including day. Newer heating located on a lovely hold entire mortqagel STORE-Turn key busi­ December 1st. Philbrick appearance a must. Flexible hours may include of 3 bedrooms and 2 full Grandview, left to East 3 Your phone number F Agency, 646-4200. area. All appliances, dining room. Heat/hot $650/monih. Peterman attorneys' lees, arising system, quiet location. horseshoe street. CALL baths. Fabulous new Anne Miller Real ness with room for evenings and weekends. Frequent salary reviews Eldridge. Re/Max, East added growth. Owner parking 2-c;ars. No pets. water. $700 a month. Realty, 649-9404. from claims of unfair $136,000. Call Ron/ TODAY! $159,900. kitchen, new siding and of the River Real Estate. 647-8000. Need Help? ANCHESTER-4 Room $725 monthly. Includes 225-0756. trade practices, infring- and other benefits. T e rry / 647-1 41 9. Jackson & Jackson new roof! Pleasing price F______will tram, family run duplex with garage, Estate. 647-1419. Our Phone Number Is VERNON-8 Rainbow business. $65,000. heat. Security/ ment of trademarks, Evenings. 649-3087. Real Estate. 647-8400. of $145,000, toof Jack- Trail. Here’s a home stove, refrigerator. $600 references. 228-9317. FOR AN INTERVIEW CALL; OUTSTANDING-U & R, 9 203 - 643-2711 Philips Real Estate, 34 HOMES FOR RENT trade names or patents, Re/Max, East of the F son & Jackson Real with everthing-lst floor plus utilities. 633-4189. violation of rights of River. plus room 742-1450. MANCHESTER-5 Rooms, 1-800-274-3761 EXT. 3805 RUDOLPH WOULD Estate, 647-8400. family room with AVAILABLE-1 2/1 , 1 MANCHESTER-Duplex. privacy and infringe­ F MANCHESTER-Colonial, Contemporary. Great F 2 bedrooms. 1st Floor. TUESDAY ONLY, 10AM-4PM LOVE IT!! Two families $130’s 'FREE, FREE. floor plan, lots of MANCHESTER HERALD fireplace, 3 bedrooms, Bedroom. Heat/hot Garage, attic, 2-3 Bedrooms, base- ment of copyright and CREATIVE OWNER-Has complete lower level INVESTORS!!! Handyper- water, appliances, ment/work room, proprietary rights, unfair ASK FOR KIM MARCUZZO and only one rooftop DUPLEX WITH FREE, Termite En­ amenities that make basement. $650 plus new price on quality landing! This older 5-5 PRI VACY-South recreation room, central son Special. 5 garage. No pets. washer/dryer hookup. competition and libel Prior Sales or Photography Experience Required! gineer inspection." New this homo sparkle. A LEGAL NOTICE Bedrooms, sunroom, utilities. Sue, 643-1390 Property for Lease as Dry crafted 8 room Colonial, two family is just burst­ Windsor-$187,900. 2 kitchen, immaculate custom beauty offered air conditioning, large Security required. 646- or 643-1591. On busline. No pets. and slander, which may Seller can help with Completely renovated in-ground pool, 3-zone garage. 1 Acre bt. beat 2970. $600 plus utilities. Storage/Retail -180 Park result from the publica­ Equal Opportunity Employer (WF ing with potential! Ex­ condition, hardwood at $378,900. Call Bar­ NOTICE for Contractor whose financing or closing terior has newer vinyl units nicely sited on floors, aluminum sided bara Weinberg. Re/ heatinq and much COVENTRY-3 Room 34 HOMES FOR RENT Security and Street - Cheney Historical tion of any advertise­ costs. A truly remark­ PUBLIC HEARING more. Eor a reduced business is slow. Many siding but interior needs 1.75 private acres. All 2-car garage. Private Max, East ot the River. BOARD OF DIRECTORS apartment. Available references. 646-6007. District - $550.00 per month ment in the Manchester able home. Asking price of $198,000. U & extras included. Herald by advertiser, in­ C O M E G R O W WITH US! 21 HOMES FOR SALE updating throughout. new kitchens and fenced rear yard. Call 647-1419. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Ashford, Only $75,000. January 1. 1 Month’s ” year lease -- Contact $229,900. Call Barbara Spacious apartments baths, newer siding and R Realty. 643-2692. cluding advertisements Anne Miller Real Es­ today, won’t last long Notice is hereby given that the Board ot Directors, Town of Philips Real Estate, security. $510/month. (404) 551-8166 MANCHESTER-257 Lud- Weinberg. Re/Max, including formal dining multi-level PT deck. on the market. Ask for Utilities included. HOMES-CONDOS^APARTMENTS in any free distribution tate. Full time real low Rd. See this im­ East of the River. 647- Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hoaring at the Un- 742-1450. 9-5 EST rooms, separate utilities Great income Sharon Miller, coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, VERNON-8 Rainbow Private beach two publications published estate agents. For pri­ maculate 10 room Gar­ 1419. F $590 - 4 Room with heat plus hot water. oy the Manchester and ample parking. Just opportunity. DW Fish residence 646-5566. FOR THE FAMILY THAT Connecticut, on Monday, December 10. 1990 at 7:30 p m. to Trail. Here’s a home blocks from lake. No vate interview call rison Colonial that of­ Real Estate, 643-1591. WANTS ROOM-4 or 5 LAP OF LUXURY- $700 ~ 6 Rooms ~ 1/2 of 2-family. Herald. reduced to $134,900. Re/Max Real Estate, consider and act on the following: with everything. 1st pets. 742-9671. 3 6 VACATION Anne, 647-8000. fers 4 bedrooms, 1st CUTE AND COZY- Jackson & Jackson F 647-1419. Bedrooms, family room, Floor family room with Aluminum and Brick $725 ~ 2 Bedroom, Beacon Hill with heat/ PROPERTY floor family room or Real Estate, 647-8400. porch, large country a. Appropriation to Education Special Projects — Fund Colonial on an acre. MANCHESTER-3 Bed- 1 LOST and FOUND Manchester-$117,900. ENERGY EFFICIENT-4 240 — for Head Start Program Improvements fireplace, 3 bedrooms, hot water. DRIVER-For home fuel oil den, 2-1/2 baths, 2 F style lot. Asking Cheery hearth, formal room duplex. Center St. SKI MOUNT SNOW- Attention first time Bedroom Cape on Fund...... $10,000 00 complete lower level $750 - 6 Room house, central air, 2 delivery. Class II and fireplaces, screened buyers! 2 Bedroom $161,900. Call Barbara recreation room, central dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- Available immediately. Berkshire East. Spa­ IMPOUNDED-Female TOYLANDIM With quiet, one way street. MANCHESTER-Reduced to be financed by State Grant. $650. 649-2871. medical card. porch and much more Cape with 2 additional gingerbread trim, warm Newly painted inside Weinberg. Re/Max, air conditioning, large 1 /2 baths, 1 St floor fami­ baths. cious home, sleeps 6-8. Shepherd cross. 3 tor only $229,000. U & $20,000 to $249,900. East of the River. 647- b. Appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to Capi­ ly room, multi-level years old. Brown and Seasonal. Experience bedrooms partially country kitchen and and out. Remodeled in-ground pool. 3-Zone MANCHESTER-Beautiful $800 - 2 Bedroom Condo with pool and Private, all amenities. R Realty, 643-2692. 76 Adelaide Rd. (off 1419. tal Improvement Reserve Fund and subsequent alloca­ deck. Coventry, Week/weekend/mid- black. Found on Farm helpful. 645-8393, Mon- finished up. Nice rear play area, this wonder­ bath, newer carpeting tion to Industrial Guidelines Projects...... $95,883.00 heating and much more quality 1 bedroom. day-Friday, 8am-5pm. Porter St.) All brick L F for a reduced price of Reduced! $189,900. tennis. week rentals, Drive. Call Manchester yard with newer wood ful 7 room, 4 bedroom and new kitchen floor. shaped custom Ranch. to be financed from Fund Balance. Quiet on busline. Air MANCHESTER-257 Lud- $1 98,000. U & R Philips Real Estate, conditioned, frost free $950 - 6 Room Cape, 2 baths, central air. Christmas/New Year’s Dog Warden. 643- FOOD BROKER-part time shed. Convenient to all Colonial holds a charm New shutters and New kitchen with cus­ c. Appropriation to Fire Fund 210 — Paramedics — low Rd. See this im- ' schools. A great buy! awnings. Frenced-in GLASTONBURY & Really, 643-2692. 742-1450. refrigerator, self-clean­ available. 659-4567. 6642. sales person to call on of Christmas past! 1.5 tom tile, furnace, roof, TRANSFER to Reserve and Allocation in Reserve Fund F $950 - 6 Room Ranch with 8 acres. maculate 10 room Gar­ DW Fish Real Estate, Baths, enclosed rear yard. Don't miss this PRIVATEIII $219,900. ing oven, dish washer. IMPOUNDED-Male local supermarkets. hot water heater. 8 Exquisite 8 room Con­ 321 to the Paramedic Equipment Account.....$1,000.00 Rent Purchases Available. Must own car. Call 1- rison Colonial that of­ 643-1591. porch, deck, workshop one! CHFAM $131,000. Years old, new drive to be financed by a $1,000.00 donation from Alfred and LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE Large storage area. 39 ROOMMATES Shepherd cross. Age fers 4 bedrooms, 1st and MORE. Nice Strano Real Estate, temporary boasts 4 22 CONDOMINIUMS BUSINESS-18 Years at Ideal for seniors or mid­ Call 1 0. Black and tan. 401-245-2769. way, pressure treated bedrooms, wooden Viola Campbell, which is gratefully acknowledged and WANTED______floor family room or touches throughout! 647-7653. angled deck encom­ accepted. FOR SALE present location. At­ dle aged. Come see Found on Bush Hill INTERNATIONAL COM- den, large lower level New price is sure to cathedral ceilings, tached house included. why we rarely have a Anne Miller Real Estate MANCHESTER-8 Room Road. Call Manchester PANY-Seeks compen­ passes "87" 18x36 in- 21x11 sun room with d. Adoption of a policy concerning refuse collection and Great opportunity for family room, 2-1/2 please! $134,900. ground pool, brick recycling tor condominium and apartment complexes. MANCHESTER-Condo. vacancy. Heat, hot house. Applianced. Dog Warden. 643- sated volunteer to work baths, 2 fireplaces, ESTATE SALE-This spa­ s k y lig h ts , 2 fa m ily Owner/Occupanf or water included. 247- Jackson & Jackson cious 9 room Colonial atios, screened porch. $88,000. Priced for a $315 a month plus 1/2 6642. locally with high school screened porch and rooms, fireplace living e. Appropriation to Special Grants Fund 260 — Elderly quick deall This 2 rental income. 5030. 647-8000 Real Estate. 647-8400. could easily be con­ Pull finished suite lower Outreach Special Bus Trips...... $2,244.00 utilities. 643-8229. and college foreign ex­ much more. For only .GET ON THE F room, and full base­ Bedroom Townhouse Coventry, $259,900. change students from verted to a 2-family. 2 level. Hurry, call Sharon ment tool Sliders to to bo financed from contributions already received. 2 PERSONALS $229,000. U & R Miller, residertce, 646- with 1-1/2 baths is an Philips Real Estate, 20 countries. We are Realty. 643-2692. TRIM THE TREE! This in- Full baths, 2 full private decki Call today I All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at 742-1450. miASSlFlEDS kitchens, walk up attic. 5566. Re/Max Real unbelievable bargain. looking for enthusiatic, F teresting property on Anne Miller Real locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ Fully applianced GUYS MEET GIRLS motivated individuals C l a s s u t e d S B o u ld e r Rd. in $140’s. Call Pe_'eggy Estate, 47-1419. Estate, 647-8000. dition, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in BEING RESPONSIVE TO CUSTOMER NEEDS HAS MANCHESTER- Manchester otters spa­ Gregan at Blanchardra & kitcnen, gleaming SUPER MULTI-FAMILY- interested in promoting You'll Sell II Fester with F order to facilitate their partidpalion at meetings should contact hardwood floors. SINGLE intercultural understand $139,900. THE PRICE MIRilt) CU$&IM[D ADS cious rooms and an Rossetto Real Estate, the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ Set like a jewel on 4-1/2 EARNED US A 41.^ RATING IN SERVICE IS RIGHT. Colonial in open staircase-super 646-2482. ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. Neutral decorator acres. Inviting covered in their country. Excel­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 colors. Full private GIRLS lent training and travel beautiful condition. for holiday decorations! F Wallace J. Irish, Jr., deck, central air, T f I BY OUR CUSTOMERS... Fenced yard, aluminum Featuring 8 rooms-4 ANXIOUS OWNER basement. FHA and VA skylights, 2 fireplaces. benefits. Hosting oppor- EXCEPTIONAL- Secretary, approved. Call Pat 657- HERE'S WHY! tunities available. sided, hardwood floors, bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Manchester-$209,900. Board of Directors North Coventry. Price I 1-900-820-3355 fireplace, new kitchen. Relocating, must sell, 6 room Cape. 1 8364 or 520-9408. RE/ reduced to $239,82511! Aspect Foundation iireplace, 2 rear Charming 4 bedroom Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Call Sharon Miller for porches, thermo win­ Max Real Estate, 647- Philips Real Estate, Meet girls in your area 800-USYOUTH. Colonial in great 1/2 baths, basement rec room, en­ this 28th day of November, 1990. 1419. ■ We offer early-bird service department hours I Service department pick-up and delivery is also available details. 646-5556 or dows and MORE!!! location. Vaulted ceil­ 742-1450. who would like to meet SALES-The Best Job in 647-1419. Re/Max, Beautiful quiet setting. closed porch, immediate occupancy. 012-01 ■ Extended service hours...Open lil 7 p.m. nightly I Free 24-hour tow and road service' New England. $100K ings and slate roof are someone like you East of the River Real Offered at $264,900. only two of the features Offers considered. Asking $141,900. ■ We even have Saturday service hours I bfetime service guarantee plus (yearly comm.) Estate. Jackson & Jackson tonigh t!!! Free leads, trips, to put this home in a Call Joe. ■ We offer free service d ^ rtm e n t loaner cars' I Extended parts department service hours Real Estate. 647-8400. "class of its own." DW $3/mm. Must be 18 yrs. old. management. Call, it B ridge could change your life. KANE ROAD-$120’s. Un­ Fish Real Estate, 643- LOMBARDO & ASSOC. 1-800-488-3999. believable 6 plus room. Eager buyers read COUNTRY CON- 1591. WE DONT MEET THE COMPETITION... Brick front Ranch. Rec VENIENCE-L-Shaped 10 PART TIME HELP Social Worker-Community room, office, treed lot the Classified 647-1413 WANTED based Rehab Agency Ranch convenient to Lose a headache, now, blast made his heart ace and two WE SET THE PACE FOR UNBEATABLE DEALS! with detached garage. columns Main Street, but a CLASSIC GRACE-5 NORTH 12190 emphasizing qualify This prime home must Room Colonial. Impec­ ♦ A 7 5 diamond tricks but eventually had to PART TIME-Custodial. 30 service delivery. MSW country road. 2 or 3 not your head give up to declarer’s diamond jack. be seen! It’s a Cream every day! Bedrooms. A super cable condition. 2 V Q J 10 9 4 Hours per week, some req. DE Co. C hpf. 166 Boston Turnpike ♦ A 7 South’s clubs were now good. 1991 TOPAZ 4-DR GS Puff! call Vivian Fer­ buy. $167,500. Call Fireplaces and more! weekends. No benefits. NYSARC, RD#1, Box ♦ J 6 3 By James Jacoby East was correct in throwing his Comfort Convenience Group. Electric Rear guson at Blanchard & Barbara Weinberg, Re/ Call Barbara Weinberg, Bolton, CT 06043 649-5336. 109, Walton, NY 13856. Re/Max Real Estate, last spade. He knew that dummy’s Window Detroeter, Automatic, A/C, Speed Rosseffo Real Estate, max Real Estate, 647- WKST EAST SHELTER SUPER- EOE 646-2482. 647-1419. One-level contracts give everyone a hearts could be shut out if West would Control, Power Lock Group, Power Side 1419. 646-8353 ♦ J R 6 4 2 ♦ K 10 3 headache, .so take some aspirin and take the heart king and shift to a dia­ VISOR-Needed at the F ▼ K 7 A 8 6 3 Windows, Polycast Wheels. Stock #L11065, SPECIAL EDUCATION V read on. mond. But he did not want West to Samaritan Shelter in ♦ 4 3 ♦ K Q 9 8 5 MSRP $13,346 AIDE-lmmediate, full •'■’-AV Manchester. Respon­ ♦ K 10 9 8 ♦ 7 East won his spade king and played foolishly cash the club king, establish­ time openinq for class NEW CAPE-$130’s. 6 Full _ v ______[ i f i back the 10. Declarer won the queen ing declarer’s clubs. sible for the supervision room Special Education size baths. Bright sunny and operation of shetter Aide at RHAM High SOUTH and now had an easy route to seven Poor West. In his chagrin at what he kitchen with oak MAKE AN OFFER!!! ♦ Q 9 program from 5am- School in Hebron. ★ MANCHESTER ★ tricks simply by attacking the hearts. thought was a mistake on East’s part, cabinets. All Anderson V 5 2 But he led a low club to dummy’s jack. he made a terrible play to let one no- »9899‘ 9am. 3 and 4 Days a Major duties involve MANCHESTER windows. Full ♦ J 10 6 2 When that won, he played a club back, trump make. He didn’t need an aspi­ 8 TO CHOOSE FROM week, including worthing with a student basement. Treed lot! 38 Sterling Place, Manchester. NEW LISTING ♦ A Q 5 4 2 weekends and w'rth severe disabilities. Call Robert Blanchard, HERALD but East showed out, discarding his last rin; he needed a strong cup of coffee. holidays. Hourly rate For information and ap­ Why pay Condo Fees, When you can Vulnerable: East-West spade. Declarer now played hearts. Is there a moral here? Yes. Do not let Blanchard & Rossetto 5 Rooms ~ Very Nice, Quiet Dealer : North $7.25. Send a letter ot plication contact, Craig Real Estate. "We’re classified ads own this great 1/2 duplex with private West was irritated and baffled by your emotions over an apparent mis- interest to Denise W. Edmondson, Assis­ Selling Houses," 646- cue by partner cloud your judgment in J990 MAZDA MX6 ^ phone 643-2711 ^ Street. No reasonable S o u th West North East his partner’s discard of that spade, but Cabana, PO Box 773, tant Principal at 228- 2482. fenced yard. Partially finished base­ he finally decided that the only expla­ the defense of a contract, whether at stock #M05300 Manchester. 06040. 9474. EOE 1 V P a s s the one-level or higher. F ment, huge master bedroom with walk- 1 N T A ll p a s s nation must be K-Q-J of diamonds in offer refused. James Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge’ and in attic storage. the East hand. So West took the heart "Jacoby on Card Games ’ (written with his father, Opening lead: ♦ 4 king, cashed his club king and led a di­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Jack Lappen CHFA CANDIDATE $107,900 amond. 'You can see what happened bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. ^ SALE OR LEASE/PURCHASE Realty Spacious 3 or 4 bedroom Cape. 2 full baths, finished rec room, garage plus carport on over Astrograph 643-4263 1/2 acre park like yard. Immediate occupancy. Walk to all schools. $154,900. large gatherings. You’ll be more com­ get Involved with a group that contains fortable with a small group of friends someone you dislike. You are not likely who make you feel al ease. *10,993 % u r to be very patient with this adversary’s 9{o[idaii Qift Quide PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Guard antics. 3 TO CHOOSE FROM OPEN HOUSE ^ r t h d a y against Impulsive Inclinations today VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you should that could draw you into mismatched SATURDAY ^ ^ u c e l l q have a confrontation with an authority l i s t competitive involvements where the figure today, it might be wise to back oft UNBEATABLE MAZDA SPECIALS DEC. 1ST Dec. 2, 1990 other guy has the edge. Why take on a a pace or two, even though you feel you CHRISTMAS , FRUIT BASKETS PETS UNIQUE GIFTS 12 NOON-3 PM no-win arrangement? are in the right. It’s a bad time to tight There is a possibility you will form a very ARIES (March 21-April 19) Being city hall. TREES ' ■ < < or 4 MANCHESTER ^ . frultiul alliance in the year ahead. The around people who are ego oriented LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) It you try to 1 9 9 0 4 X 4 1991 PERO’S FRUIT STAND. Fancy D.j;s DOG GROOM­ NEW ENGLAND BY APPOINTMENT arrangement might be foisted upon you could make you feel very uncomfortable impose your methods or opinions on 1991 6 2 6 BURGESS NURSERY. by chance, yet both parties will benefit Fruit Baskets delivered locally. ING & PET SUPPLY. AMUSEMENTS. SffsCot- today. Try to select companions who do friends today, it could evoke an un­ Come see our choice Fraser ANYTIME SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) It PICKUP MIATA Large selection of Im port^ Bedding, canopy, Brass lectbles. "Unique gift ideas '■'?ii. not take themselves or life too pleasant response. You won't win any Fir Christmas Trees. Cut might be a trifle ditticult lor you and seriously. Wicker at 20% off. Make this cuddle and mats. Coats, from the 50’s era.'' Pinball points being a know-it-all. your own....Scotch Pine, u your mate to compromise on an impor­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Financial SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There must » 1 Z 4 4 9 ’ Christmas merrief with a gift sweaters, rain gear, life machines, music boxes, white fir, white spruce. Gift tant issue today. However, if some type trends are a trille uncertain (or you to­ be equality of Input in any type of collec­ from Pero's. 276 Oakland jackets and back packs. juke boxes, antique signs, SK»M 1S0S0 , * 5 1 3 , 9 9 5 certificates available for ______...... of accommodation isn’t made by both, day and If you don’t handle your re­ tive endeavor in which you get involved 59 599 hand painted porcelain spring planting. Open seven Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Unloue cat furniture tt^s situation could gel worse. Saglttari- sources carefully, you could come out In today. If there is an absence ot parity, SK#M05323 SK «M 15076 Holiday goodies, toys and figurines, Christmas gift uS, treat yourself to a birthday gilt. Send the loss column. Avoid lopsided joint days a week. Burgess - m i l l the deal is likely to collapse. 'Allpf ioM includ. raM M t innntlvw . Um t o m I paint K ld itio iw t. U u, fag. Im * . tc. ( l i r . ThM « K M ciah Sale Prices Expire 12/3/90 crates. Pet pictures with certificates available. 77 ' y ^ (or your Astro-Graph predictions for the ventures. Nusery, 373 Derrtng Street Tolland Tpke., Manch­ may not ba continad witti any othar ptomotioo. Sanioa rating basad on a quality oomnitmant (off Buckland Rd.) South Santa Sundays In De­ year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It you are too padormanca rating ol 9.43 out dapoaabta 10. Group la a 27 LiKYMarc. daalan oonpating through firat ester. 646-1533. Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box indecisive today a presumptuous com­ For your personal horoscope, 7 montha o( tseo. 'Spacial Purchaaa Vahida From Ford Authoriiad Saia ol Praoamad Vahiclaa. Windsor. 644-1966. cember, 12-4. Decem­ ' For tint 12 montha ol ownarah^ at LinooIn Marcuty product, only. Affordable NEW Homes from $157,900 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be panion might take It upon him/hersell to ber 24th, 8am-12 noon. sure to state your zodiac sign lovescope, lucky numbers JUr . RAISED RANCHES • CAPES • COLONIALS make a critical decision tor you. it might 119 Oakland Street. Man­ Hand Made Wooden CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There not serve your best interests. and future forecast, call chester. 649-0485. A peaceful new subdivision consisting ot three cul-de-sac streets in a choice location near the South Toys for sale. Great could be greater compensation than CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your possi­ Astro*Tone (954 each minute; Windsor line and a short distance to I-84, 384 and Route 5. usual for work well done today, but this bilities for personal gain look reason­ LINCOLN Christm as Gifts. Come see our furnished model tiome — a lovely three bedroom might be due to the (act that your duties ably good today, but make sure the Touch-Tone phones only). Colonial priced al $189,900 will also be a lot more difficult to per­ MORAIMOE CALL price you pay is worthy ot what you re­ Dial 1-900-990-9400 and Direclions Tolland Turnpike to Buckland Slreet; Loll on Pleasant form than they normally are. 315 CENTER STREET (RT. 6), MANCHESTER D.W.FISH11II Kl.MIY UXVIl'ANY •Jtgf?Slnes I I R f K S l S ceive. Don’t swap your principles for enter your access code 645-0467 Valley Road, Loll on Crolt Drive: cross Burnham Street to Botlicollo «uul Garden* AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Although profit. Just Off Exit 60 from 1-84 TEL: 643-5135 1-800-899-4530 J Fslales (f U 1S9I M.uuhcsliT H/l UOO Vciium you're inclined to be in a sociable mood LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Social complica­ number, which is 184 today, it might still be wise to forego tions could develop lor you today it you